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Nasreddine Nasreddine Thanks for the iso, as my company firewall prevents the download in the Visual studio web installer. Life saver. I was searching for at least an hour before I found this. MS has wiped the earth of VS downloads. I\’m surprised these links still work. Thank you sir, for being more effective than the moronic conglomerate that is Microsoft.

The web installer of the community version now automatically updates and offers to install versions of VS The ISO link still seems to work. Can\’t find a link to download it from anywhere else and got it from here.

Show 7 more comments. This hasn\’t worked for a long time and is NOT the \”correct\” answer if you\’re actually trying to help other developers. The search comes up empty, even if you\’ve joined \”Visual Studio Dev Essentials\”. I can\’t do that since it keeps saying that I have to rejoin Dev Essentials.

You can also use the Choreonoid development version if you wish. It is managed as a Git repository, and it is published at the following github address. Git tools are required in order to use the repository. There are several tools that have been released free of charge, but here we will explain how to use the Git tools in Visual Studio and how to install a tool used at the command prompt.

Enter the URL of the Choreonoid repository in the upper field outlined in red, enter the directory where you want to keep the source code in the lower field, and click the Clone button. Once cloned, select choreonoid as shown below, right-click and select Open from the dropdown menu. When the screen changes as shown below, select Sync.

Then, when you click Pull, the latest source code will be updated. Download the file from Git for Windows and run. Follow the instructions of the installer. When the installation is complete, launch the Command Prompt, go to the directory which contains the Choreonoid source you want to save, and execute the following command.

You can then use the following command:. The above will allow you to get the source code, but for detailed usage of Git you should refer to the Git manual or explanatory articles. Open the Choreonoid repository using a web browser, click on the green Clone or download button outlined by the red rectangle, and it will be displayed as follows.

Extract the downloaded file in the directory where you keep the source code. While this method is simple, after the second time the git pull command can only get updated files, and using this method means downloading all the files every time. First, launch CMake cmake-gui from the Start menu. Then, the dialog box shown below will be displayed. Next, enter the Choreonoid source directory in the input field to the right of Where is the source code : indicated by the No.

Click Browse Source… and a dialog box will open, from which you can select the directory. Next, enter the directory where you want to build Choreonoid in the input field to the right of Where to build the binaries :.

The directory for the build can be the same one used for the source code, but this may create a confusing structure. If the directory for the build has not been created in advance, a dialog box will now be displayed asking if you want to create one. Next, a dialog box will be displayed as shown below. Select the compiler from the dropdown menu outlined in red.

The cause is unclear, but this problem has occurred in one of our developer environments. In this case, it is not possible to continue processing correctly from this point. Regarding this issue, we tested running CMake with administrator privileges, which correctly detected the compiler and made it possible to proceed past this issue.

If you encounter this problem, we recommend trying this workaround. If the program called pkg-config. If that happens, you should uninstall pkg-config. When installing the libraries, if you selected the default directory, it will automatically detect the libraries and a message will be displayed with Configuring done on the last line as shown below.

If you install in another directory, an error message will probably be displayed. The settings for that situation are explained later. Next, set the installation location. You can run the installer with administrative privileges, but it is probably easier to simply install in a different directory.

When the settings are complete, click the Configure button and confirm that a message ending with Configuring done is again displayed. Next, click the Generate button in order to create a Visual Studio project file. If the Generate button is not clickable, click Configure again. Once the solution file is created, you will see the message Generating done displayed in the output pane. Next, we will explain the steps to take if an error message is displayed or you want to change other settings.

If you have not seen any errors up to this point, you can read this after you have proceeded to Launching Visual Studio and importing solutions. If libraries cannot be detected automatically, an error dialog like the one shown will be displayed.

Click OK to close the dialog box. Scroll down in the window where the message in the section below is displayed and find where the error is displayed. Ignore the warnings. An error displayed lower down is sometimes due to an error above, so start searching from the top.

In this case, click the Add Entry button. A dialog box will appear, so enter the details as shown below. In the Value field, specify the directory where the Boost libraries are installed.

You may also see errors pertaining to other QT5 libraries, so enter details in the same way as above. You are free to ignore these warnings. After that, it is possible to set various other options related to the build as required. Repeat the same settings as above until the installation locations of all the necessary libraries are specified and there are no errors. Regarding other libraries, depending on the version of CMake you are using and the versions of installed libraries and their locations, detection may fail and produce similar errors.

Errors may also appear for some of the optional features described below. The order in which errors appear may also vary depending on the installation. If this occurs, find the error locations and manually enter the installation location in the same way as described above. The details of the settings are saved as a file called CMakeCache. If you want to redo the settings from scratch, delete this file.

The previous operations should have resulted in the Visual Studio solution file Choreonoid. Double click this file. If Visual Studio fails to launch, there may have been an issue with the installation process, so reinstall it and attempt to repair the file association. Alternatively, you can try launching Visual Studio and opening the solution file from the menu.

Since the build operation is the same in Visual Studio and , the following description does not specify which version. Therefore, there may be differences in the screen design, etc. Once a solution is read in, you will see the screen below. Change the section outlined in red to Release and confirm that xbit is displayed. If you change it to Debug, you will be able to create a debuggable binary.

However, the debugging binary will be considerably slower than the Release version you compiled, so you should use the compiled Release binary unless you need to debug. Next, you will build Choreonoid. Click Build in the menu and the dropdown menu seen below will appear. Click Build Solution as outlined in red. Choreonoid will now begin building. Once the Choreonoid build is complete, you will finish by installing it. Install is selected, as shown below, from the Solution Explorer seen on the upper left.

The top option of this menu is Build see the area outlined in red shown below. Select this. Double-clicking on choreonoid. In addition to setting Choreonoid to the default state following the steps above, there are several modules, plugins, and samples that can be used. These can be enabled with CMake and built into the software.

In this section, we describe building several of these optional features. A summary of other features can be found in Optional Features. We will briefly explain the installation method of the library used by each plugin, but there may be major changes due to a library version upgrade, for example.

After configuring optional features in CMake, click the Configure and Generate buttons to update the solution file.

Compiling and installing in Visual Studio using this file will create an optional plugin. Be sure to compile and install after changing options in CMake. In order to use this plugin, you need to build the Assimp library from source and install.

Open the page for assimp on github in your browser. Click Branch:master as indicated by red circle No. The current version tested as working is 4. In the screenshot, version 4. Confirm that the display has changed to Tag: v4. You can use CMake, in the same way as explained in the Choreonoid build, to create a Visual Studio project file. Once you have installed Assimp, re-launch CMake and specify the source and build directory of Choreonoid.

The previous setting details are saved, so this time you only need to do the Assimp settings. Then click Configure , which should automatically detect Assimp. This plugin is used to perform simulations using RT-Components in Choreonoid. Use of this plugin requires that OpenRTM-aist 1. Hover your cursor over Downloads and select Windows from the dropdown menu that appears.

Click the Windows bit installer to download it. If the screen above appears, change Add python. Next, install OpenRTM-aist 1. You can download OpenRTM-aist 1. Note that this is a temporary site while a security update is carried out.