Hi
renaming the aircraft folder the visual studio files miss header files. I cannot figure what to change in VS project settings. Where/how is for example $(MSFS_SDK) defined?
Many thanks

It looks like a macro definition. You can change it from the “Macros>>” button shown here in the bottom right. This button is everywhere when you click on “<Edit…>”

There might be a menu option to get to them but this is how I do it.

I don't have that macro. Are you modding Flight Simulator by any chance? (because you said “aircraft folder” and I google that as a FS macro)

Thanks. Yes MS FlightSimulator. Still macros are ok but renaming the folder doesn't find the includes anymore.

MikeCyber said:
renaming the aircraft folder the visual studio files miss header files. I cannot figure what to change in VS project settings. Where/how is for example $(MSFS_SDK) defined?

MSFS_SDK is most likely a windows system variable. Lookup how to access and change them (its the same menu where you modify the systems PATH-variable, but a separate variable eigther under user or system, depending on how you installed it).

The MSFS_SDK path is unchanged. I only renamed a sample aircraft folder nothing else…

Thanks

You more likely to find help for your specific problem here…

https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/​

If I remember correctly these are (or at least can be) environment variables. I remember setting them in the system settings. In windows 10, you can click your start menu, and select settings. Then on the left near the bottom click “about”. Then over on the right you can select “advanced system settings”. And finally at the bottom click the “Environment Variable” button and set what you need.

Thanks, in systemvariables only the MSFS_SDK is set, which I didn't change. In fsdeveloper.com forum I never get any answers.

So when you go to the folder “C:\MSFS SDK\WASM\include\”

it does exist and that is where MISSING includes are. Correct?

You are getting red squigglys on those includes?

Yes, still no luck.