General Question VS2013 set up

[gattispilot]

Thanks. It is the missing dll that has me confused and the CTD's now

 

[orb]

If the DLL is missing in an old imported project to which you have recently added Orbiter property sheets, just change in the property pages of the project every path which was set earlier by yourself to "inherit from parent or project defaults". It will reset the directories to use those set by Orbiter property sheets, and will output the DLL to modules folder (or modules/plugin if it's using "Orbiter plugin" sheet).

 

[gattispilot]

fixed ctd. Now not sure about missing dll's these ones:MSVCP120.dll and MSVCR120.dll

---------- Post added 05-20-14 at 09:54 AM ---------- Previous post was 05-19-14 at 10:07 AM ----------

Ok. I was told i needed to d/l and installed these:
Visual C++ Redistribuable Packages (http://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=40784)

I have and set it to MT/

but when it is run they get this error:

If I put the Mscvp.dll in, when I reload, it will ask for the other Mscvr120.dll
otherwise the mesh is invisible.
Using regular graphics, it loads, NO MESSAGE, but again the mesh/addon is invisible.

if they don't add those files then the add-on is invisible.

 

[orb]

Ok. I was told i needed to d/l and installed these:
Visual C++ Redistribuable Packages (http://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=40784)

Did you install vcredist_x86 or vcredist_x64?

 

[gattispilot]

vcredist_x86. Shown is the results from the others

MSVCP120.dll file is in my Windows\systems32\

 

[gattispilot]

It works. Bibi Uncle on Dan's site figured what I did wrong.

On the ignore specific libraries I needed this:msvcrt.lib;%(IgnoreSpecificDefaultLibraries)

 

[Bibi Uncle]

Actually, for those facing the same problem and who will search this thread in the future, the problem was actually that libcmt.lib was in the ignore list. When you compile with /MT, you are asking Visual Studio to compile using the static runtime librairies. One of these librairies is libcmt.lib. Adding it to the ignore list creates a conflict and Visual Studio silently doesn't follow the /MT and compile with dynamic runtime librairies.