Anyone know this fix for Redux 5065?

[sam009Ap]

Originally Posted by nitrofreak06

Does anyone know how to resolve this error for Redux 5065? I've never used this base before but really wanting too, swapped from world conquer v2.

System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException: 'The given key was not present in the dictionary.'

Thanks!

How you fixed it?

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by sam009Ap

How you fixed it?

Again... answer is already posted in this thread...

[sam009Ap]

Originally Posted by Spirited

Again... answer is already posted in this thread...

Again I tried to find the NHibernate in other sources but I couldn't find it maybe because is a different file name.
I Can't add the Dll to reference..
Update: When I try to add it to the project is already there so I can't..
Other NHibernate files I can't find to replace it..

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by sam009Ap

Again I tried to find the NHibernate in other sources but I couldn't find it maybe because is a different file name.
I Can't add the Dll to reference..
Update: When I try to add it to the project is already there so I can't..
Other NHibernate files I can't find to replace it..

Originally Posted by nitrofreak06

Edit. I fixed it . You just need to replace mysql.data.dll.

[sam009Ap]

Originally Posted by Spirited

I have 15 and 17 version of Visual studio .
Sorry for wasting you time with stupid questions here Spirited.
Do I have to replace it with another mysql.data.dll file? if yes where I can get that from? Thanks

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by sam009Ap

I have 15 and 17 version of Visual studio .
Sorry for wasting you time with stupid questions here Spirited.
Do I have to replace it with another mysql.data.dll file? if yes where I can get that from? Thanks

Yep.

Step 1. Delete mysql.data.dll.
Step 2. Remove the references in the project dependencies.
Step 3. Use the link I provided to install the new mysql.data.dll.
Step 4. Profit.

If that's not clear, then you can probably find a video for using nuget.

[sam009Ap]

Originally Posted by Spirited

Yep.

Step 1. Delete mysql.data.dll.
Step 2. Remove the references in the project dependencies.
Step 3. Use the link I provided to install the new mysql.data.dll.
Step 4. Profit.

If that's not clear, then you can probably find a video for using nuget.

Do I have to remove the references from the source location or evey single reference showing in the project. Some of them I ar located in ProgramFiles 86x. Again maybe a stupid quesiton But Ill try both ways. Hopfully I can find a good tutorial for nuget. Thanks

[pintinho12]

Originally Posted by sam009Ap

Do I have to remove the references from the source location or evey single reference showing in the project. Some of them I ar located in ProgramFiles 86x. Again maybe a stupid quesiton But Ill try both ways. Hopfully I can find a good tutorial for nuget. Thanks

Applications will try to load the library from the executable path first, if not found they'll look into system folder. You can just leave the new DLL (or override if needed) in the bin/debug folder where you're trying to debug the project.