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Dark GDK / Can't find d3dx9.h

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vonrims
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2008 14:26
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I tried the Getting Started tutorial which came with the Dark GDK but when I try to start debugging it gives me this error:

1>c:\program files\the game creators\dark gdk\include\darksdkcamera.h(16) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'd3dx9.h': No such file or directory

Any help?
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Hierro
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2008 14:54
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did you already set up the include paths of visual studio to your directx sdk-folder in your programm files?
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Lilith
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2008 17:54
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Or for that matter did you install the August 2007 Direct X before you installed the GDK?

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vonrims
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2008 23:12 Edited at: 22nd Mar 2008 23:51
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I thought I did but it seems that I haven't. Thanks!

EDIT: I installed the DirectX SDK and reinstalled Dark GDK but it still gives me the error.
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vonrims
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Posted: 23rd Mar 2008 20:27
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Any ideas how to fix this?
I installed the DirectX SDK and reinstalled Dark GDK but it still gives me the error.
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Lilith
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Posted: 23rd Mar 2008 23:10
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I'm at a loss. Did you uninstatll Dark GDK in Control Panel before re-installing it? Maybe it's holding on to old setting???

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jinzai
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 00:16 Edited at: 24th Mar 2008 00:23
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You could set the include file path for the SDK yourself. The menu item Tools/Options is used to do that.

In the Options dialog, expand the listview item Projects And Solutions, and select VC++ Directories. Now, in the upper right corner, there is a droplist (Show Directories for). Pull that down and select Include Files.

Highlight a line by single clicking on it. Now, go to the right side of that same line and click again...a button will appear with '...' on it. (That means it opens a dialog.) That dialog can be used to browse to the directory that you want to add. Go find the SDK include file directory. Probably, it is in Program Files/Microsoft DirectX SDK (August 2007)/Include.

The installation should have put the GDK include directory at the top. That should not matter, because afaik...GDK does not use any of the same names for its include files. That is the only thing that matters as far as the order is concerned, as that list only determines the order searched, and has nothing to do with the names themselves.

I think that you should stick with getting it up to scratch, rather than try to fix it by copying include files. That is going to start a bigger mess, imo.
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Posted: 24th Mar 2008 17:13
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Thank you so much! I finally got it working.
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Rock On!


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