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# Compiling Wesnoth on Windows using Visual Studio
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The current minimum Visual Studio version required for compiling Wesnoth is Visual Studio 2015 (VC14).
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Compilation is also supported with Visual Studio 2017 (VC15) and later versions. However, since we keep
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The current minimum Visual Studio version required for compiling Wesnoth is Visual Studio 2013 (VC12).
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Compilation is also supported with Visual Studio 2015 (VC14) and later versions. However, since we keep
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the project files in the Git repository targeted at the minimum version, it is recommended you duplicate
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the `wesnoth/projectfiles/VC14` directory and rename it after the Visual Studio version with which you
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the `wesnoth/projectfiles/VC12` directory and rename it after the Visual Studio version with which you
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wish to build.
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## Prerequisites
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2. If you cloned the repository, switch to the the version-appropriate branch now.
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3. Return to `wesnoth/projectfiles` and duplicate the VC14 folder if applicable, as mentioned above.
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3. Return to `wesnoth/projectfiles` and duplicate the VC12 folder if applicable, as mentioned above.
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4. Open `projectfiles/VCXX/wesnoth.sln` in Visual Studio. At this point, it may prompt you to re-target the
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projectfiles for your current VS and Windows versions. Do so; the build will likely fail if you do not.
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