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Well, I would say first, if you are not already, get familiar with the original game, and look at the bug tracker for something you think you might be able to or interested to fix. You could also probably find various little things that aren't reported as bugs yet, and choose them instead. Then sear...

I just saw this thread now. Welcome to the coding side of the project!

Glad you have figured it out. Well, when you have time maybe you can replace the bullet .7z files with the new ones. If you want I could even post here the ones I built that don't cause warnings. Anyway, thanks for letting me bug you about it.

Strange, I was sure I created .pdb files when I compiled Bullet the other day, but now none are being created. I'll post again if I figure it out. Edit: OK, so it did make them, I just didn't realize the location. For example, BulletCollision.pdb was in (build directory)\src\BulletCollision\BulletCo...

Ace, did you see my post here? viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4119

Do you think while you are preparing the new Bullet you could add in the .pdb files to make the debug build happy?

Building with the Bullet version downloaded by the script, 2.83.7, I have the problem, while using 2.86 I don't. That's the only difference between the builds, so unless I'm making some kind of stupid mistake somewhere, the upgrade to Bullet fixes the issue.

Updated: I see you mention appveyor and msvc, just for the sake of clarity in the future.. please mention which nightly builds.

I wasn't even really aware of the Ubuntu one, since I'm not on Linux, but now I know! So I'll specify which one in the future.

Ace's Windows builds Also I should maybe clarify that the only problem I know for sure with the nightly build is that it is stopped, and that the AppVeyor builds complain about missing .pdb files. The others would happen, I assume, based on building locally using the before_script.msvc.sh automated ...

There's a few problems with the nightly build that need addressing. One is that it seems to have stopped since d97e9cf, which was on Jan. 29. But even if it gets going again, currently it would have problems due, I assume, to the recent physics changes. Using the dependencies downloaded with the msv...

Thank you for the script, by the way! Once those few things are set up its a quick and clean way to get things running.