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  1. Because I already had 32bit boost on my laptop. I intend to compile 64 bit once I get home to my proper connection, where I am currently it takes ages to download 64bit boost.
  2. Thanks for the quick reply, but turns out I had done something very silly. I had chosen Visual Studio 2013 x64 instead of the regular one, changed that and it's working as intended. Apologies for the uneccessary post.
  3. I'm having some issues when running CMake, I get this message when configuring: CMake Error: The following variables are used in this project, but they are set to NOTFOUND. Please set them or make sure they are set and tested correctly in the CMake files: LIB_EAY_DEBUG (ADVANCED) linked by target "authserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/authserver linked by target "worldserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/worldserver LIB_EAY_RELEASE (ADVANCED) linked by target "authserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/authserver linked by target "worldserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/worldserver SSL_EAY_DEBUG (ADVANCED) linked by target "authserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/authserver linked by target "worldserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/worldserver SSL_EAY_RELEASE (ADVANCED) linked by target "authserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/authserver linked by target "worldserver" in directory C:/Trinity/src/server/worldserver I have installed OpenSSL (non-light version, 32-bit), tried different version as well. I can make the CMake configure by manually editing CMakeCache with the paths to the libraries, but that just gives me compiler errors instead. Anyone able to point me in the right direction regarding what I might be messing up?
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