

- #Clickteam fusion 2.5 unable to launch application install
- #Clickteam fusion 2.5 unable to launch application update
- #Clickteam fusion 2.5 unable to launch application code
If XP targeting pack is used, your extensions will be Windows XP and later compatible, and if not, it's Windows Vista and later.Īll Fusion SDKs will use WINVER and _WIN32_WINNT preprocessor macros so Windows headers will hide Vista+ functions, making them unavailable to your project. If the Visual Studio XP-targeting pack is installed, it will be auto-detected by all the Fusion SDKs and XP+ targeting will be enabled by default. You can find it under Additional/Individual Components tab in the Visual Studio installer search for "Windows XP" using the search bar on the top. The SDKs are compatible with the C++ Windows XP targeting pack, for Windows XP+ instead of Vista+ targeting.
#Clickteam fusion 2.5 unable to launch application install
You should install either the Express edition, or get the free Community edition, which supports VS addons. It's recommended you use Visual Studio 2019, although other editions can be used with loss of platform compatiblity. Since these source codes are collated by Phi, not by the authors themselves, they may be old versions, but should be suitable for demonstration. If you plan on distributing your own version publicly, it is highly recommended you get permission from original authors, where possible. These extensions are collated for examples and for upgrading these are subject to individual licenses. All extensions are compatible with both Fusion 2.0 and implicitly 2.5. MMF2/CF2.5 Open Source Extension RepositoryĪ single repository to contain and/or link to open source extensions for MMF2/CF2.5.

The whole idea behind build numbers was that I don't focus on trying to deal with major/minor version nonsense, just push out a new build when there's changes. But shadow re-releasing with same build numbers is not a good idea.
#Clickteam fusion 2.5 unable to launch application code
So only Windows had a code issue updated. I'll fix the update-only-if-missing in a later version. The old Obj-C was incompatible with current DarkEdif SDK (missing the current event number function).
#Clickteam fusion 2.5 unable to launch application update
iOS: Build didn't update to the latest iOS Objective-C++ files, because they're only updated by PostBuildTool if they're missing.Android: build somehow wasn't packaged right, and had a mismash of files.Fixed in commits be3bc61 (action/condition ASM) and 4f2914f (expression ASM).

