How to Compile The Latest Version of PKHeX

I am having trouble compiling PKHeX with Visual Studio following this guide. It tells me it couldn't process the request due to the mark of the web.

Is there anyway around this or an alternative to Visual Studios?

Please I would be grateful for the help.

1 hour ago, ViolentDarkBrown said:

I am having trouble compiling PKHeX with Visual Studio following this guide. It tells me it couldn't process the request due to the mark of the web.

Is there anyway around this or an alternative to Visual Studios?

Please I would be grateful for the help.

Before unzipping, right click the zip and properties -> unblock.

thks

I keep getting the following error, how do I fix this?

The current .NET SDK does not support targeting .NET Core 2.1.  Either target .NET Core 1.1 or lower, or use a version of the .NET SDK that supports .NET Core 2.1.

53 minutes ago, AlphaFefol said:

I keep getting the following error, how do I fix this?

The current .NET SDK does not support targeting .NET Core 2.1.  Either target .NET Core 1.1 or lower, or use a version of the .NET SDK that supports .NET Core 2.1.

Install the .NET Core sdk that it requires.

19 hours ago, Kaphotics said:

Install the .NET Core sdk that it requires.

That didn't work though, am I supposed to somehow select the SDK in visual studio?

for some reason there is no build option in the upper left bar. i even useed crtl shift b. to build solution but no luck

Hi,

It seems this is outdated, in my (PKHeX.WinForms>>bin>>Debug) folder there are 2 options. Do we use net46 or netcoreapp3.0 found in the debug folder?

1 hour ago, Awacka said:

Hi,

It seems this is outdated, in my (PKHeX.WinForms>>bin>>Debug) folder there are 2 options. Do we use net46 or netcoreapp3.0 found in the debug folder?

It doesn't really matter. The net64 build requires the .NET Framework runtime and comes as a single executable that doesn't require any DLL files, while the netcoreapp3.0 build reqires the .NET Core runtime and needs some DLL files, as you can see if you compare both directories. The functionality of both builds is identical.

Ahh ok thank you very much for that

Hello! I was following the video guide but I keep getting this error in Visual Studios. What am I missing that I need to download to fix this error? I included the .NET programs I currently have installed. Thank you for the help!

Hey... In VS 2019, I don't see "Build." Do you mind clarifying where it's located?

3 hours ago, BigPapiBrian said:

Hey... In VS 2019, I don't see "Build." Do you mind clarifying where it's located?

The Build menu in the 2019 version is still there where it has been in the 2017 version, as shown in the picture of step 5 in the first post.

If for whatever reason the menu is not there, you could as well right click the solution in the Solution Explorer on the right and build it from there. Or even easier, just press F6.

19 hours ago, BlackShark said:

The Build menu in the 2019 version is still there where it has been in the 2017 version, as shown in the picture of step 5 in the first post.

If for whatever reason the menu is not there, you could as well right click the solution in the Solution Explorer on the right and build it from there. Or even easier, just press F6.

Thanks for your help!

So I just got this message. Any suggestions?

Edit: I closed this message out, and I saw under Solution Explorer that I had 0 of 4 projects...

@BigPapiBrian Looks like you don'thave .NET desktop development installed in VS?
Open Visual Studio Installer, choose Modify on your VS 2019 installation and check if you have the following installed.

39 minutes ago, BlackShark said:

@BigPapiBrian Looks like you don'thave .NET desktop development installed in VS?
Open Visual Studio Installer, choose Modify on your VS 2019 installation and check if you have the following installed.

Nope, I did not. Installing now!

@BlackShark I installed it, but it still says 0/4 projects.

I got it; don't worry abt it.

11 minutes ago, BigPapiBrian said:

I got it; don't worry abt it.

Great that you got it working!

3 minutes ago, BlackShark said:

Great that you got it working!

@BlackShark Last question, then I'll leave u alone. Do u mind telling me what files I need for the net46 version? I looked at the tutorial, but I have multiple Core.dll files. Thank you so much for all of your help!

Here's an ss of the folder jic u needed it

Every file in the net46 folder that is not a .pdb or .config file is needed.

In the menu bar at the top of VS there's a dropdown where you can change the project type from Debug to Release. If you than rebuild the solution you will only get only the exe that doesn't need any dlls (you still get the pdbs and configs, but those can be deleted).

@BlackShark So use the same thing I used before to go into VS, change project to Release, and hit build solution? Also, where do I change the project to release in VS?

@BigPapiBrian The thing you used before? The installer? No, you can open VS directly now.