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Project Properties

Once the project is created, you will be taken to the Project Properties screen of your project. Here you define the base properties of the project based on the setup of your game.

Our sample game supports only one language in one build, and includes just a 32-bit executable that will be used on both 32- and 64-bit operating systems.

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If you want to know more about a particular section of the Project Properties screen, just click its header and it will take you to the relevant article.

Languages

As we do not have any separate language builds, we leave the No Separate Language Builds option checked in the Languages section of the Project Properties screen:

Languages Section

Architecture

Since we also provide a universal executable in our build, we leave the All Architectures option checked under Architecture:

Architecture Section

Dependencies

Next, we need to set our Windows project dependencies. Our example game uses Visual C++ 2015 32- and 64-bit versions. When we click the input field under Select Required Dependencies (Redists), a drop-down menu will appear. However, we are searching for a specific entry and we can narrow the search by simply typing a part of the dependency name — in our case 2015. Now we only see Visual C++ Redist 2015 and Visual C++ Redist 2015 (x64), and we need both of them, so we add them by simply clicking the names in the drop-down list:

bc-dependencies

Installation Directory

The installation directory is automatically populated with the game name, so there is no need to change anything here.

Installation Directory

Version

We enter 1.0 as our version name:

Version

DLC Settings

We don’t need to change anything in the DLC Settings section because:

  • we want to include all DLCs in our build,
  • our project doesn’t have separate language or architecture builds, so it will only have one package.

DLC Settings

SDK Credentials

The last section of the Project Properties page is SDK Credentials and it displays ProductID, ClientID and ClientSecret of your game:

bc-sdk-credentials

Note

Dependencies and Architecture sections are Windows specific properties.

The whole flow for this page should look like this:

Project Properties

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