Need help with build in VS 2010 trial

10/06/2010 01:52 biohazardous#1
I dont know what i am doing wrong but i i am using Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate the trial version and my days are running out and i have a problem with npcs. Fish* told me the problem was that i had to build so that it would show their dialog.
They say that "I don't talk anything useful yet my code is XXXXX." and to make them talk i need to build i really need this to update all the edits i made please anyone who uses Visual Studio 2010 ultimate tell me how i can build so that my edits will work in server
EDIT: really no one will help me this is all i need to fix my server this is my only problem that all the edits i make wont work because the NPC wont say what their supposed to this is the only thing i need completed Please anyone if i manage to make new NPC and they actually say what their supposed to and do what they are made to do This will fix all my problems. Anyone just tell me how you add fixes to your servers?
Here's an Example: i added +8 stone to the shopping mall at the bottom left but when i save and debug server the stone wont appear?
10/06/2010 02:48 Arcо#2
To build with VS2010 is either f6 or f7.
10/06/2010 03:30 pro4never#3
Google for a key, there is a leaked ultimate key that will work for unlimited copies <_<

No need to download cracks or w/e lol
10/06/2010 03:32 Arcо#4
Quote:
Originally Posted by pro4never View Post
Google for a key, there is a leaked ultimate key that will work for unlimited copies <_<

No need to download cracks or w/e lol
Wouldn't be a difference honestly lol.
10/06/2010 03:49 biohazardous#5
Quote:
Originally Posted by Аrco View Post
To build with VS2010 is either f6 or f7.
well i knew this its just the problem is that (i have the build options in the quick select) the build is grayed and when i open the the file through visual studio and i edit it and save nothings changes in the server so i asked fish for help he told me that i had to compile and that its not reading from .exe but i dont know what they are this is my only problem that nothing i add works
10/06/2010 03:55 pro4never#6
Quote:
Originally Posted by biohazardous View Post
well i knew this its just the problem is that (i have the build options in the quick select) the build is grayed and when i open the the file through visual studio and i edit it and save nothings changes in the server so i asked fish for help he told me that i had to compile and that its not reading from .exe but i dont know what they are this is my only problem that nothing i add works
Make sure you are opening the project vs the individual .cs files.
10/06/2010 08:19 biohazardous#7
Quote:
Originally Posted by pro4never View Post
Make sure you are opening the project vs the individual .cs files.
Do you mean like i open the newestcoserver and leave it there while i also open the NPCdialog.cs because thats what i do i open newestcoserver and while its debugging i edit the NPCdialog and end debug to try to build but it does work :( im new at this so you guys please dont get mad
10/06/2010 08:25 Ice_T#8
Quote:
Originally Posted by biohazardous View Post
Do you mean like i open the newestcoserver and leave it there while i also open the NPCdialog.cs because thats what i do i open newestcoserver and while its debugging i edit the NPCdialog and end debug to try to build but it does work :( im new at this so you guys please dont get mad
Open project file -----> SolutionExplore -----> Files
10/06/2010 08:26 pro4never#9
Quote:
Originally Posted by biohazardous View Post
Do you mean like i open the newestcoserver and leave it there while i also open the NPCdialog.cs because thats what i do i open newestcoserver and while its debugging i edit the NPCdialog and end debug to try to build but it does work :( im new at this so you guys please dont get mad
Lol no...

You open the solution file and then make sure you have the solution explorer window open. It should show ALL the cs files in the project which you can then edit and compile.

Here's a picture of the solution explorer + where to access it if you've closed it by mistake.


Also yay custom source snippet xD

[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
10/06/2010 09:25 Korvacs#10
This guy has been asking this over PMs, yet he still made a thread about it :facepalm:
10/07/2010 01:41 biohazardous#11
Quote:
Originally Posted by Korvacs View Post
This guy has been asking this over PMs, yet he still made a thread about it :facepalm:
didn't expect people to respond

Quote:
Originally Posted by pro4never View Post
Lol no...

You open the solution file and then make sure you have the solution explorer window open. It should show ALL the cs files in the project which you can then edit and compile.

Here's a picture of the solution explorer + where to access it if you've closed it by mistake.


Also yay custom source snippet xD

[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
mine doesn't look like this

Quote:
Originally Posted by Ice_T View Post
Open project file -----> SolutionExplore -----> Files
thanks
10/07/2010 03:14 pro4never#12
Quote:
Originally Posted by biohazardous View Post
didn't expect people to respond



mine doesn't look like this



thanks
You're probably not using 2010 ultimate edition then. Regardless you WILL have a file menu and it WILL have a solution explorer assuming you are opening the .csprojfile for your source.
10/07/2010 06:25 biohazardous#13
Quote:
Originally Posted by pro4never View Post
You're probably not using 2010 ultimate edition then. Regardless you WILL have a file menu and it WILL have a solution explorer assuming you are opening the .csprojfile for your source.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU YOU JUST TOLD ME THE ANSWER
see this is what i did i go to fixed source bin debug newestcoserver thats what i did wrong the solution or .csproj file was out side of the folder dude i love you i wish i could constantly click the thank you button a million thank yous
#request close for my stupid thread
10/07/2010 11:09 Korvacs#14
I told you countless times to open the project file, not the .cs file itself, countless!

/sigh
10/07/2010 12:00 Kiyono#15
Quote:
Originally Posted by Korvacs View Post
I told you countless times to open the project file, not the .cs file itself, countless!

/sigh
You probably should have given him the exact name of the file.