Required C# 2005 Express?
by Laurence Grant · in Torque X 2D · 06/16/2008 (7:43 am) · 12 replies
I'm running the full Visual Studio 2005. The installer for TorqueX3D Beta said I must have the express version installed. Is this correct? If I install express on a machine that already has the full version will it break anything? If I install express do I need to reinstall XNA? I already have XNA 2 installed on this machine.
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#2
06/16/2008 (1:24 pm)
I don't see version 2 in my download section? I see 1.5 and the 3D beta. How do I get 2? I'm an indie developer who bought Game Builder, Torque TGE and TGEA. Am I eligible for TX 2? 
#3
06/16/2008 (2:20 pm)
You should be eligible. The binary for TX is free, and you get the other builder when you purchase 1. 
#4
The builder included in TX 2.0 should work with the license on your account.
06/16/2008 (2:29 pm)
Click on products > TorqueX Engine > Download Demo > either fill out the e-mail form or do not > Download TX 2.The builder included in TX 2.0 should work with the license on your account.
#5
06/16/2008 (2:46 pm)
Got it, thanks 
#6
Would re-creating the project files in VS2005 full possibly work around the problem?
07/31/2008 (5:28 am)
I also have the full version of VS2005, with TX2/XNA Refresh 1 installed and I'm getting "project type not supported" errors when attempting to open up the FPSDemo. Would re-creating the project files in VS2005 full possibly work around the problem?
#7
EDIT:
And non-express versions of VS.
07/31/2008 (7:47 am)
Install XNA 2.0 to make use of TX 2.0.EDIT:
And non-express versions of VS.
#8
09/02/2008 (1:43 pm)
So, if I want to try TorqueX-Open Beta with the full version of VS2008, I cannot? It won't install. 
#9
09/02/2008 (1:50 pm)
It works with express or professional 2005, not 2008 yet.
#10
09/02/2008 (1:50 pm)
XNA 2.0 does not support 2008 either. The pre-release of XNA 3.0 supports it, but TX has not been ported there.
#12
09/02/2008 (2:47 pm)
No. You should install TX 2.0. It has the 3D functionality. The Beta was for XNA 1. 
Associate David Montgomery-Blake
David MontgomeryBlake
The TX Beta was based on the previous version of TX which required XNA 1.0 Refresh and VS C# 2005 Express.