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NB these instructions are intended for setting up for development; there's a slightly more convoluted process for setting up for just plain flying (e.g. taking advantage of new features for aircraft development). | NB these instructions are intended for setting up for development; there's a slightly more convoluted process for setting up for just plain flying (e.g. taking advantage of new features for aircraft development). | ||
Essentially, Visual Studio doesn't copy in the DLLs into the /bin/ folder. It's also not ideal to manually copy in the DLLS as it can cause all sorts of issues. However, without the DLLs FlightGear won't work; therefore, you need to set the PATH so it knows where to look for them. | |||
This launch script should work: | |||
{{collapsible script | |||
| type = Windows batch file | |||
| title = The <code>build.bat</code> script for configuring and compiling OSG, SG, and FG | |||
| lang = batch | |||
| script = | |||
SET PATH=C:\path\to\FlightGearBuild\install\bin;C:\path\to\FlightGearBuild\windows-3rd-party\msvc140\3rdParty.x64\bin;C:\Qt\5.15.0\msvc2019_64\bin;%PATH% | |||
fgfs.exe --launcher | |||
| show = 1 | |||
}} | |||
Adjust the "path\to" references to suit your own personal installation, as well as the QT5 path. | |||
=== Updating === | === Updating === |
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