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Dark GDK / Box2D + DarkGDK

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zapakitul
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 14:36
Hey i was wondering if anyone tried to use Box2D with DarkGDK, and if so did they have any success?
AlexI
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 15:12
Do you how to make a 2D box?



zapakitul
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 15:28
I was talking about the Box2D Physics Engine )! I get the following error when i try to create a world:

My code si the following:

And yes i have added the following folders in VC++ Directory:
Include, Library and SOurce ! But still.. i can't compile
AndrewT
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 17:18
Quote: "Do you how to make a 2D box? "




Anyways, are you linking to the Box2D lib either in the project options or with #pragma comment?

zapakitul
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 17:53
Project options
AndrewT
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 18:43 Edited at: 23rd Dec 2008 18:45
Sorry, 'Options' might not have been the best word for that. In VC++ click 'Project', then click the option that says '[Project Name] Properties'. A window should come up that says 'Common Properties' and 'Configuration Properties' on the left side. Click on 'Configuration Properties', then click on 'Linker', then 'Input'. There should be a box that says 'Additional Dependencies'. In order to link with the Box2d lib you have to put 'Box2D.lib' in that box.

Alternatively, you can do what I do which is just add:



into your source code under the #include statements.

zapakitul
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 19:11
Tried that and gaved me the following error:

Btw the lib name is Box2d_d.lib.. Any ideas what to try next?
AndrewT
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 22:19
Hmmm...are there any other .lib files that you may need to link to?

zapakitul
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2008 22:40
Found the problem! When i first compiled the library i compiled it in Debug mode, and not in the release mode! That was the problem! Everything works now whippi! Thanks for your help AndrewT! Cheers mate
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Posted: 24th Dec 2008 00:31
Glad you solved the problem.

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