Hello All, I have noticed that for the past little while the plugins are compiled to their own directory with the version number. I am not quite sure why this is beneficial, it seems like you would always want the plugins compiled with the version of OSG you have compiled, and it seems that having them in the same folder with the other binaries ensures that the proper dll's will be found. I know when I try to run any of the example projects from Visual Studio, that it always complains about the plugins not being there until I copy them all over to the bin directory where the other binaries are. Perhaps I am doing something wrong and I am missing some really cool feature related to having them in their own version labeld directory?
I have several versions of OSG on my machine, for different projects, and I want to avoid the DLL hell that might arise from having an environment variable or whatever telling me where they go. Right now I have a bat file that copies all the files to the same directory as my project, and I have to make sure I remember to change that whenever the plugin version number changes. Is there a way to tell CMake to just put all the binaries in the same directory? Thanks -- Rick
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