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Need simple but deadly help (could make or break my program) - JustprankcalledbV1 - Nov 8, 2012 Spoiler (Click to View) What do? It make no sense to me at all. * - _SLQ - Nov 8, 2012 Include the folder that contains the header files for directx. It's in your SDK for whatever version you have... summer 2010? Right click your project on the top right -> VC++ Directories -> Include Directories and select your Include from the SDK. Also I assume you haven't linked or referenced the libs for this either so I recommend you do that as well. * - JustprankcalledbV1 - Nov 8, 2012 (Nov 8, 2012 02:59 PM)-Sliq- Wrote: Include the folder that contains the header files for directx. Okay,fixed. But new bullshit. Spoiler (Click to View) (Nov 8, 2012 02:59 PM)-Sliq- Wrote: Include the folder that contains the header files for directx. Oh..Forgot to read the rest of that. I am quite new at C++, mind explaining? * - Shihanus - Nov 9, 2012 (Nov 8, 2012 03:01 PM)JustprankcalledbV1 Wrote: Okay,fixed. Quote:Right click your project on the top right -> VC++ Directories -> Include Directories and select your Include from the SDK. Just how you included the "Include Directories" do the same for the "Library Directories" and locate the folder d3d9.lib is in. (Inside your DirectX SDK), |