Closed fel1x-developer closed 3 years ago
The only way to use VS2019 at the moment is by having both VS2013 and VS2019 installed at the same time*.
Once you have them both installed, you can either manually change all the projects in your solution to use the v120_xp
platform toolset, or add /2013
to your VPC build scripts and it'll do that for you next time you run them.
It would be up to VALVe to add v142
support to the public SDK, but seeing as that's rather unlikely I welcome you to check out the Community Edition repo at Nbc66/source-sdk-2013-ce where we will be adding v142
support in the very near future.
Hope this helps.
* Since you can't install the VS2013 build tools separately.
I should use old version of Visual Studio, but I want to use 2019. Do you think valve will update this SDK someday? When? Also, is there a way to release on Visual Studio 2019(v142)?