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Aimela

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  1. And I downloaded the 64-bit version. Still generated 32-bit libraries until I specified for it to do otherwise.
  2. Alright, after looking around a bit more, it seems that Boost automatically builds 32-bit libraries by default(I.E. by launching b2.exe via Windows Explorer). I had to use the command prompt, changed the current working directory to the Boost directory(I.E. C:\local\boost_1_64_0) and executed "b2.exe --toolset=msvc address-model=64 --build-type=complete". I was then able to compile without any errors. Perhaps this is something that could be included in the installation instructions for TrinityCore?
  3. I can't seem to get this to compile in Visual Studio 2017 64-bit, I just get a wall of errors. I've Googled the error codes that I've encountered and scoured the installation guide a multitude of times to check if I've missed anything and I can't find any answers. I'll get error codes LNK2019, LNK2001, and LNK1112. Here's an example of the error log: Edit: Here's a direct link to the image since this forum page doesn't seem to be loading it correctly. Any help?
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