How to simply set "OVRSDKROOT" env.variable
The latest SDKs "OculusRoomTiny" samples use the environment variable "OVRSDKROOT" to define the path to the current SDK. You can also use this by just copy+paste the following lines from the "OculusRoomTiny" visual studio project settings :
(project settings->C/C++->AdditionalIncludeDirectories)
(project settings->Linker->AdditionalDependencies)
Using this line in your project (while always defining >OVRSDKROOT< whenever a new SDK comes out) keeps your project up to date to the latest SDK.
Note that this environment variable is not automatically defined by just unpacking the SDK. You need to define this in "Start, Control Panel, System (in System and Security), Advanced System Settings, Environment Variables".
OR you can very easily define this by batch file. Create a batch file (f.i. "SetEnvVariable.bat") and copy following line to it :
So, whenever a new SDK comes out, copy+paste this batch file to the SKDs folder ("...\OculusSDK\."). Simply run the batch file AS ADMINISTRATOR and your environment variable is set.
$(OVRSDKROOT)LibOVR/Include/;%(AdditionalIncludeDirectories)
(project settings->C/C++->AdditionalIncludeDirectories)
$(OVRSDKROOT)LibOVR/Lib/Windows/$(Platform)/$(Configuration)/VS2012/LibOVR.lib;%(AdditionalDependencies)
(project settings->Linker->AdditionalDependencies)
Using this line in your project (while always defining >OVRSDKROOT< whenever a new SDK comes out) keeps your project up to date to the latest SDK.
Note that this environment variable is not automatically defined by just unpacking the SDK. You need to define this in "Start, Control Panel, System (in System and Security), Advanced System Settings, Environment Variables".
OR you can very easily define this by batch file. Create a batch file (f.i. "SetEnvVariable.bat") and copy following line to it :
setx -m OVRSDKROOT %~dp0
So, whenever a new SDK comes out, copy+paste this batch file to the SKDs folder ("...\OculusSDK\."). Simply run the batch file AS ADMINISTRATOR and your environment variable is set.