SourceMod current VS project files
 

Hi,

I'm interested in discovering the current development of SourceMod. Visual Studio is a great helper here for analysis and quick navigation. In the current tree on GitHub, there are no VS project files anymore (except the ones to create extensions).

Is there a way to get current VS project files?

I know I can view the source of the 1.7 branch with VS project files. But they are quite outdated.
On the following pages I've read AMBuild 2 will be able to produce VS project files:

https://wiki.alliedmods.net/AMBuild#Technical_Overview
https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Building..._Project_Files

It seems that AMBuild 2 is currently not capable to do this.

Thanks in advance!

Edit: in the meantime, I copied and modified the 1.7 project files. Seems that most of them suit fairly okay for discovering process.

Re: SourceMod current VS project files
 

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=249395

The wiki's old, if we jump back 3 years we can find the thread you were posting in then inregards to this. :wink:

Absolutely file a bug if it doesn't work, there's atleast 3 people in IRC that have come from nothing in the past couple weeks and have done it.

Re: SourceMod current VS project files
 

Thanks, works. Nevertheless, I found a bug and reported it here: https://bugs.alliedmods.net/show_bug.cgi?id=6577

Re: SourceMod current VS project files
 

Getting this old topic up again: how do I create fresh MSVC project files for creating MM:S extensions? The sample_mm and stub_mm don't event include CSGO build targets :-/ (and they feature MM:S 1.8 only)

Thank you!

Re: SourceMod current VS project files
 

I generally just copy the stub_mm folder and then manually update the project file as needed when making an new MM:S plugin.

Someone still needs to get around to fleshing out ambuild files for the sample/stub plugins so that MSVC project files can be dynamically generated. It might not be a great feat to convert the sample SM extension one.

Re: SourceMod current VS project files
 

Thanks, psy.

Easiest was now to generate SM build files and use one of the extension project files and copy stuff needed out of it. Thanks!