We support building with VS 2013 on 1.14

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