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--- op2_sdk:projectsettings [2016/03/03 19:02] – vagabond
+++ op2_sdk:projectsettings [2016/10/06 06:51] – [Copying Scenario DLL using a Post Build Event] vagabond
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   - Open your Project in Visual Studio.
   - In the solution explorer, right click on your project -> Properties.
-  - Click Configuration Properties -> General -> Target Name. Update the name as you see fit.
+  - Set Configuration to All Configurations.
+  - Set Platform to All Platforms.
+  - Click Configuration Properties -> General -> Target Name. Update the name as you see fit. //(The Target Name should not include the file extension).//
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 Visual Studio uses macros in pre and post build events to simplify commands. For example ''$(TargetName)'' represents the target filename minus its extension. A list of macros can be found here: [[https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c02as0cs.aspx]].
+**Example Post Build copy commands:**
+  * copy /Y "$(TargetPath)" "..\..\..\..\GameDownload\Outpost2\trunk\$(TargetFilename)"
+  * copy /Y "$(ProjectDir)Ashes.map" "..\..\..\..\GameDownload\Outpost2\trunk\Ashes.map"
+  * copy /Y "$(ProjectDir)multitekNoLavaWalls.txt" "..\..\..\..\GameDownload\Outpost2\trunk\multitekNoLavaWalls.txt"
+**Setting Post Build Event Instructions**
   - In the Solution Explorer, right click on the project you wish to include a post build event and click on properties.
+  - Set Configuration to All Configurations.
+  - Set Platform to All Platforms.
   - Click Configuration Properties -> Build Events -> Post-Build Event.
   - Set the Command Line to perform a copy event.