Install Visual Studio and Add CLOD libraries in 7 steps in Windows 10

[ATAG_Lolsav]

Warning im not a coder - I did this to help those who know how to code but are not confortable to move to a more recente Visual Studio

Step 1 - Download Visual Studio (https://www.visualstudio.com/)

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Step 2 - Install

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Step 3 - Prepare for C#

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Step 4 - Show the way

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Step 5 - Add libraries/references of game .dll

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Step 6 - A control screenshot of dll added

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Step 7 - Now you can see whats inside of the dll. So "Code" away

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Per FG28_Kodiak advice these are the Dll to add:


In the dialogue box we choose "Browse" and navigate to the folder ..\Steam\SteamApps\common\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\parts\core and highlight the files "antlr.runtime.dll", "core.dll", "gamePages.dll", "gamePlay.dll", "gameWorld.dll", "HostView.dll", "maddox.dll", "part.dll", "sound.dll" and "Strategy.dll"


And in the folder ..\Steam\SteamApps\common\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\parts\bob the files "partBob.dll" and "Campaign.dll". We don't need all of them, but it doesn't hurt to add them to the project so we don't have to look for them later, if we might need them.

Have fun coding and give us missions!!!

[dix]

this is great I had no idea this was possible :D
thanks!!

sticky?

[TWC_Flug]

I just finished this successfully and it would have taken a *long* time to figure it out without the step-by-step.

Thanks!

[dix]

There's no hope to see the classes inside maddox correct? :c

[nacy]

La même travail avec NET Reflector. Pour l’installé couper internet.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/3c1tb3

@ plus...

[Mysticpuma]

There's no hope to see the classes inside maddox correct? :c

It's not so much what you can see as to how you understand it.
As far as my knowledge goes it's like looking at Egyptian Hieroglyphs, with a translation book written in Latin. Then someone's put them all n a bag, shaken them up and said....all the images are there, all the letters are there....now put them in the right order and you will be able to start doing something with it. :)