d3dx9.lib help
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LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'd3dx9.lib'
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#pragma comment(lib, "d3dx9.lib")
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d3dx9.lib help
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Install the DirectX SDK
Then Include it in Your projects properties 
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Did all of that. Still not working.
Did you install the Feb2010 SDK? Then you need to locate the file. Add my MSN - blazin_jamz@hotmail.com
lol@HD Nice edit to my post.
on-topic:
Originally Posted by xsezzus
credits go to xsezzus of social.msdn.microsoft
on-topic:
Originally Posted by xsezzus
1. Download and Install the SDK
2. Download Visual C++2008
3. Open Visual C++ and then go to Tools/Options
4. In the new window look for ../Project and Solutions/VC++ Directories
5.In the right look for the combo box of "Show Directories for:"
6. In the combo box click on Include
7. In the box that's under the combo box, double click in the last spot (which is blank).
8. After click on it a "Examine" option will appear.. You have to search for the Instalation folder and double click..
9. after you have done the process with the Include. Repeat it but with the library I mean ook for Libraries instead of include in the combo box.
if you want to test that the linker is working just create a new Win32 app
after the headers add..
#include <d3d9.h> // if you are using DX9
#include <d3dx9.h>
DIRECT3D9 D3D = NULL;
DIRECT3DDEVICE9 D3Dd = NULL;
should work..
2. Download Visual C++2008
3. Open Visual C++ and then go to Tools/Options
4. In the new window look for ../Project and Solutions/VC++ Directories
5.In the right look for the combo box of "Show Directories for:"
6. In the combo box click on Include
7. In the box that's under the combo box, double click in the last spot (which is blank).
8. After click on it a "Examine" option will appear.. You have to search for the Instalation folder and double click..
9. after you have done the process with the Include. Repeat it but with the library I mean ook for Libraries instead of include in the combo box.
if you want to test that the linker is working just create a new Win32 app
after the headers add..
#include <d3d9.h> // if you are using DX9
#include <d3dx9.h>
DIRECT3D9 D3D = NULL;
DIRECT3DDEVICE9 D3Dd = NULL;
should work..
Originally Posted by serpentine
lol@HD Nice edit to my post.
on-topic:
credits go to xsezzus of social.msdn.microsoft
on-topic:
credits go to xsezzus of social.msdn.microsoft
Originally Posted by Hell_Demon
Probably too advanced for him.
If I figured it out, anyone can. 
What is the point of Including D3D Libraries if you don't know how to code ?
I Say so because if you don't know how to set up Cpp Projects, This probably just means you are a pasta.
Start by the beginning, And Don't steal code, Period.
I Say so because if you don't know how to set up Cpp Projects, This probably just means you are a pasta.
Start by the beginning, And Don't steal code, Period.
Figured it out. Had to change it to multibyte and then yes I had to download the DirectX SDK June 2010. Thanks for all the help.
All you had to do is put d3dx9.lib into your header files
