So now I am having trouble loading my plugin into the 4.0 beta gui. It loads fine in C code with the OpenSim 4.0 I have built from source (both on a computer using VS 2015 for OpenSim4.0 and the plugin and a computer using VS 2017 for OpenSim and Plugin).

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Using the beta 4.0 gui available here: Beta for OpenSim Workshop Win64 OpenSim-4.0.Beta032718-win64.exe I get the an error 'Error trying to load library WISCOPlugin. Library failed to load'. I get a similar error if I try to load it using the ScriptingShellWindow (which I thought I had working in an older version of the Beta, ie comment above, but now I get the same error there too). If I go into the 'C: OpenSim 4.0 Beta bin' folder and run the following command: opensim-cmd -L 'C: Users csmith github wiscoopensim install plugin WISCOPlugin.dll' run-tool I get this error: I am thinking this is something to do with the GUI being built with a different version of Visual Studio than I am using to build my plugin. Can you let me know the version you are using for the 4.0 Beta? Or any other thoughts on what is going on?

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Thanks, Colin. The AppVeyor GUI loaded my plugin correctly (using a Plugin built with VS 2017 against OpenSim 4.0 source from the master branch using VS 2017). On this computer I don't have any OpenSim in the path (new computer), so I think it must have been a conflict with OpenSim 4.0 beta version I was originally using not being built with VS 2017. So everything is working now for me, feel free to close this issue (or I can). Thanks again.

On a side note, I defended and moved to ETH Zurich. So finally getting back to OpenSim development, so you will (fortunately or unfortunately:) ) be seeing more github activity from me again. So everything is working now for me Good. It would be good to build your plugin against the API that comes with the GUI. This should also be more convenient for you; you don't have to build opensim-core from source. In your own CMake project, add the OpenSim install directory to the CMAKEPREFIXPATH CMake variable.

On a side note, I defended and moved to ETH Zurich. So finally getting back to OpenSim development, so you will (fortunately or unfortunately:) ) be seeing more github activity from me again.