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Replaced .so and .inc and re-compiled .pwn and still happened that. Tried with two different streamer versions :/
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There would be performance increase if every item type (object, area, pickup, etc..) would have own thread for processing, wouldn't?
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Install Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable x86 and don't download any fucking .dll from internet!
E: Sorry, fixed. I said 2013 because now which version is on github, that's vs2013.
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@kurta999 : Actually, it's the Visual C++ 2012 redistributable. Installing the 2013's would be good, but won't help.
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That won't work.. I'm planning to do this, but samp scripting get's really boring for me.
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Hello,
I've been looking around for the problem I'm having with this plugin (which never occured to me, while I'm using this plugin for years - Just got back to SAMP scripting since a couple of weeks);
The plugin fails to load.
I am using:
* Windows 7 64 bit
* Latest SA:MP version
* Latest Streamer Plugin version
Yes, I did install the framework stuff, my computer is up-to-date etc.
I before got an error, telling me that "msvcp120.dll" was missing from my system, even after downloading the Framework which is post on the main page (it was already installed on my PC though). This DLL was indeed on my system in the system32 dir, but not in the SysWOW64 dir, so copied one there and I don't have this missing DLL error anymore, but I still can't get the plugin to work.
Help would be appreciated (yes, I used the search function and the only possible solution was to compile it myself, but really I have no clue how to do that).
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Well, my system didn't crash and the missing DLL error is gone so I don't see a big problem here. And why do you disencourage?
msvcp120.dll is by the way part of "Standard C++ Library for native code."