Setting SFML properties on VS2010 with 1 click!

[TheEnigmist]

Hi all,
sorry for my bad english :lol:.
I want to share with all this guide for setting SFML proprieties for all new VS2010 projects. Hope it helps some ppl, if not Leaurent can destroy this thread :lol:
PS: Yes, i used paint to take pics :lol:
(I used to be photoshop user, then i took a ban in the program).

Let's start!
Open a new project in VS2010 (Console application in this example).
Go to View->Property Manager
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Right click on your project -> Add New Project Property Sheet...
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Choose a Name and Location where you want store this personal setup.
SFML and Desktop in my example.
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Click Add and you should have something like this:
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Now right click on one of 2 SFML -> Properties
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You should see SFML Property Page!
Go to VC++ Directories and select Include Directories, then click on the right -> Edit, we are adding our SFML includes:
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Now in Include Directories double click on empty space and you shoud see something like this:
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Click on suspension points and find your SFML's include folder, Program Files (x86)\SFML\include in my example.
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Add that folder and then click OK
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Repeat this step for Library Directories to add SFML's lib folder
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You should have something like this after these steps:
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Now go to C/C++ section and in General->Additional Include Directories do the same as Include Directories of VC++ Directories section:
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Go in Preprocessor and add in Preprocessor Definitions SFML_DYNAMIC or SFML_STATIC, i choose SFML_DYNAMIC in this example:
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Now go in Linker section -> Input and add in Additional Dependecies all libs like in picture:
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If you want, you can personalize your setting. In this example i added this string in Pre-Build Event so when i build my project it will copy all .dll in the outdir folder.
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Now if all is went well we can build with success a stupid SFML program like this:
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As you can see, it copies all dll in my out dir!
Now let's test this setup for a new project.
Start a new project and try to include a SFML .hpp. You cannot do it of course:
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We have to use our personal property sheet.
Let's add it. Go to Property Manager, right click on your proyect -> Add Ecisting Property Sheet...
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Search your .props file and open it:
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You should see your sheet in Property Manager as this:
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Let's write the stupid SFML program:
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Build succeeded! Yeah.
thx for reading