How to know at what filles to look.

hey,

i just got a stable V15 Source.. i made my Resource/Client up to date with V19 models, world and items.

But i would like to add the V16 Map system, i notice thad the system from [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]whas realy nice with everything working. So i would like to add it myself by adding it to the V15.

but how do i do this? how to i know what filles he used to code the V16 map? since this way i can't find it:

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-thanks for the help

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Originally Posted by arnootie hey, i just got a stable V15 Source.. i made my Resource/Client up to date with V19 models, world and items. But i would like to add the V16 Map system, i notice thad the system from [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]whas realy nice with everything working. So i would like to add it myself by adding it to the V15. but how do i do this? how to i know what filles he used to code the V16 map? since this way i can't find it: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] -thanks for the help

Search the Define in the Source then Copy and Paste it to your source :P

I get the same results when searching for the define... Notting found? Its like its not searching inside Anny files....

Windows search does not look up file contents (except you set the option for it in your Windows folder options).

Use Visual Studio's project/solution search for a lookup.

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx Windows search does not look up file contents (except you set the option for it in your Windows folder options). Use Visual Studio's project/solution search for a lookup.

when i search in the window he look up ALL filles with even the singe word 'map" in it... so i tryed to search in vs 2003 by entering "__IMPROVE_MAP_SYSTEM" but some how VS2003 keeps crashing when i try to do thad? anny solutions?

Check this out:
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Eigenschaft = Properties
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When you dont understand this look here :
Go in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\IDE Folder and look for deven.exe -> then right click on it and then select properties, after this you click on compatibility, then disable visuell Effects (In Windows 8 is this option is not practicable). And now your Visual Studio 2003 Sp1 can search :)

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Originally Posted by Armageddon' Check this out: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Eigenschaft = Properties [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] When you dont understand this look here : Go in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\IDE Folder and look for deven.exe -> then right click on it and then select properties, after this you click on compatibility, then disable visuell Effects (In Windows 8 is this option is not practicable). And now your Visual Studio 2003 Sp1 can search :)

oh jeah, thad can help me mybe :)

but i am sorry, i can't find it:

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Originally Posted by arnootie oh jeah, thad can help me mybe :) but i am sorry, i can't find it: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

You have Windows 8 ?

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Originally Posted by Armageddon' You have Windows 8 ?

yes, windows 8.1

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Originally Posted by arnootie yes, windows 8.1

Then you cant search with Vs 2003..

There is a solution described [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] - but honestly, use a newer version of Visual Studio (at least 2008, better is 2010 or 2012); vs2003.net is crap.

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx There is a solution described [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] - but honestly, use a newer version of Visual Studio (at least 2008, better is 2010 or 2012); vs2003.net is crap.

can i still use the source than? if i use 2008 or 2012?

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Originally Posted by arnootie can i still use the source than? if i use 2008 or 2012?

Of course - why shouldn't you?

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx Of course - why shouldn't you?

well, i heard thad the V15 source dont work on anny xxxx version or higher?.. but i can't remember what version

but, if i use 2010 i can search again? :p

I got VS 2010.. but how do set my directions? to Resource, Lib, Boost, SDK...?
i can't seem to find it
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if i do i like this, it won't work :(

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Originally Posted by arnootie well, i heard thad the V15 source dont work on anny xxxx version or higher?.. but i can't remember what version but, if i use 2010 i can search again? :p I got VS 2010.. but how do set my directions? to Resource, Lib, Boost, SDK...? i can't seem to find it [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] if i do i like this, it won't work :(

You set include folders and dependencies per project now.
So you have to do this for each server and Neuz.

There are some problems with compiling this source code on versions higher than 2003, yes. But real programmers should fix those issues easy (just google stuff).