Re: [hlcoders] Linker error on fresh mod

2005-02-16 Thread Robert Kosten
It's my first post here, so don't bash me if it's stupid or rehashes
something said before, ok? :-P
When I followed the SDK tutorial I encountered the same error: The
instruction is to load the game_sdk project and compile it, which didn't
work. I suspected that Everything_SDK was there for a reason, too.
Compiled it, and everything worked from there on. Felt like a typical
forgot to mention the first step that needs to be done only once :-)
Hope this helps,
Robert
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 11:12:55 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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http://www.mail-archive.com/hlcoders@list.valvesoftware.com/msg10543.html
I simply did a delete local game content, on the SDK, and manually
deleted
the games
then loaded the SDK back up. I continued to get the error.. and no,
game_shared/studio_shared.cpp was not included in project so i added it.
compile error: c:\games\all41\src\game_shared\studio_shared.cpp(7): fatal
error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'cbase.h': No such file or
directory
the other places it's used, cbase.h is included through precompiled
headers
(client and hl) but this apparantly doesn't work for the studiomdl.pch.
including the dlls/cbase.h or the cl_dll/cbase.h merely has the effect of
producing a lot of compile-time errors
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[hlcoders] Access trainingmap setting in liblist.gam from the GameMenu.res in HL2 based mod?

2005-02-16 Thread Robert Kosten
Is there a command known to access the trainingmap (HazardCourse, I
suspect) setting in the liblist.gam inside the GameMenu.res, Just like
OpenNewGameDialog uses the startmap setting (MOD is HL2-based)?
I tried google et al. and I didn't find a thing besides You can extract
all commands from a file inside half-life engine.gcf [Rockefeller], not
too informative (especially if one hasn't got the original half-life under
steam), but at least i found this list that way :-P
(Yes I know I could just use an engine map x command instead, but I'd
prefer a more clean way of doing this)
Thanks,
Robert
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