How to do correct movement

[@$3.1415rin]

that are primarily compile errors, no linking errors

[Cheeseh]

There is a visual C++ .NET workspace, I guess you're still using VC 6 ?

edit: yeah I think there is just something missing to compile it properly.

[SteveC]

Yeah I just got a message from my brother having the same problem, so I'm starting from a blank SDK just incase I cahnged something in the main files. Hopefully I'll have a working solution shortly.

[SteveC]

doh, something so annoying is solved by something so easy;
just add
GAME_DLL
to your preprocessor defines, and (fingers crossed) it should be problem sorted.

[@$3.1415rin]

that wasnt the reason I guess ... still lots of errors

[Cheeseh]

It works for your SCBot source, but not with my bot, I get even more errors than I used to. (1761 errors to be exact!) (also seems a bit of a hack since it isn't the game dll we're building)

[@$3.1415rin]

that last zip file steve uploaded doesnt even work here ...

[SteveC]

It does work for me o_O . Just this second I just created a new Source SDK (under the name test2) and extracted the above file /|\ into the utils/SCbot dir and it compiled first time.
You will probably need to do a re-build though.
The problem was in the file public/networkvar.h, on line 421 they have a preprocessor if statement which only creates the CNetworkHandleBase class if you have defined CLIENT_DLL or GAME_DLL. I didn't define either (i had modified the file in earlier attempts) but defining GAME_DLL works perfectly.

[SteveC]

Originally Posted by Cheeseh

It works for your SCBot source, but not with my bot, I get even more errors than I used to. (1761 errors to be exact!) (also seems a bit of a hack since it isn't the game dll we're building)

Yeah if you define GAME_DLL (or CLIENT_DLL) and include some other files then you can cause major problems. I don't think you need much more than cbase.h normally (apart from the interface headers).

And the only reason it's a 'hack' is because valve forces us to define one to get the Networkvar.h to compile properly. The first time I had commented the #if statement on line 421 of Networkvar.h, so I didn't need to define either DLL type.
I can see your point though that I'm missleading the engine a little tiny bit.

[@$3.1415rin]

works now, reisnatlleds the sdk again ... dunno what was the reason