Personally I would  NOT recommend copying OSG dlls to system32, this is
simply not a good practice

For final application the correct way on windows is to have all the OSG
Dll's in the same directory as you Applications EXE, this is were windows
looks for the DLL's first...

While developing ensure that your PATH environment variable includes the
path to the OSG Bin directory, we also ensure that all the 3rd party DLL's
are place din the OSG bin directory ( e.g. C:\OSG\OpenSceneGraph_1.2r\bin),
or you could add the Bin directory for each OSG dependency and 3rd party
plug-ins


Note when you change the PATH environment variable you must close all Visual
Studios to pick up the new path



Best Regards



Gordon

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  -----Original Message-----
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Fernando Giovanini
  Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 10:41 AM
  To: osg users
  Subject: Re: [osg-users] Compiling and execution a project


  If all they said don't work, copy all the OSG/OpenProducer/OpenThreads
Dlls to the System32 folder. But just do it if the other tips don't work.

  Serge Lages escreveu:
    You have to copy the needed .dlls into your application folder.
    For a basic osg example, you need OpenThread and Producer dlls, you can
find them into the directory where you build them (typicaly
OpenThreads\bin\win32 and Producer\bin\win32)


    On 11/28/06, Rodrigo Duarte Seabra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
      Hi,

      I compiled my first project in OpenSceneGraph, in the Visual
Studio.NET 2005. However, when I tried executes it, appears the following
message: "It was not possible to initiate this application because
osgProducer.dll was not found. The reinstallation of the application will be
able to correct this problem".

      What I do now???

      Thanks,

      Rodrigo.
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