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@@ -199,10 +199,12 @@ Now cd to where you synced the qgears source code to. For me this was "cd C:\Use
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mkdir build
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cd build
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-set OGRE_HOME=C:\OgreSDK\OgreSDK_vc12_v1-9-0
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-cmake .. -DZLIB_ROOT=C:\zlib128-dll -DBOOST_ROOT=C:\boost_1_55_0
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+set OGRE_HOME=C:/OgreSDK/OgreSDK_vc12_v1-9-0
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+cmake .. -DZLIB_ROOT=C:/zlib128-dll -DBOOST_ROOT=C:/boost_1_55_0
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```
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+(Note how we use / and not \ in paths here).
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Now you can open the newly created QGears.sln in Visual Studio and build Win32/Release or Debug. If files are added/deleted/or the depends change then repeat the set and cmake commands in the Visual Studio command prompt in order to update QGears.sln.
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You can also build the sln file from the command line by entering "msbuild QGears.sln /m" in the Visual Studio command prompt.
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