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In my case the QT binary folder was simply bin, although I guess that strongly depends on how you install it. Your path of Simulator/qt/msvc2008/bin is probably right though if you're using Visual Studio 2008.

The problem seems to be that windows assumes that a constant integer can't be implicitly converted to a pointer value in the constructor. I've pushed a fix. I also took the liberty of fixing another issue that caused my build to fail (DrawState was defined to DrawStateA), and got rid of a few warnin...

The problem with windows is that most of the time things aren't where/what CMake expects them to be. For instance, in my experience, you might have to set the BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the folder containing the boost libraries built by bjam (Not just the stage directory but rather the libs folder under st...

Since there have been no changes in master since my build of RC5, I'm not going to bother building a new one. On the other hand, seeing as someone had an issue with missing a directx dll, I was thinking we could perhaps also include the directx redist in the installer. Although that would probably i...

Right, 32-bit build for RC5 can be found here: http://ace.haxalot.com/projects/OpenMW/OpenMW-0.16.0-rc5-win32.exe The 64-bit build will take a bit longer, CMake decided to remove my build environment. Edit: 64-Bit build now available here: http://ace.haxalot.com/projects/OpenMW/OpenMW-0.16.0-rc5-win...

RC3 builds here:

32-bit
64-bit

Interesting, now that I have physical access to the development machine I've noticed that the RC2 doesn't run on my system either. Loading config file: C:\Users\Ace\Documents\My Games/openmw/openmw.cfg... done. Loading config file: ./openmw.cfg... done. Using default (English) font encoding. Adding ...

The RC2 should contain those changes (Seeing as it is the most recent master).
Enjoy.

RC2 releases for windows:

32-Bit
64-Bit

Wow, you've managed to peg all the three latest releases within one or two days of me leaving my house and development machine. Good thing there's such a thing as remote desktop :) Windows builds: (Bear in mind that I haven't been able to test them myself, no windows computer available at this time)...