To run an executable file exported from a patch on the PC being launched, you need to install dependencies:
" If your application is referencing VL.Stride, make sure the target PC also has the following dependencies installed:
Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables or [32bit]
[.NET8 SDK]"
This is described in the Graybook.
There is a device on which it is forbidden to install any additional components and dependencies. Is it possible to make the exported application have these dependencies when compiling?
Here is a slightly similar question, but unfortunately there is no answer.
as Exporting Applications | vvvv gamma documentation states, these requirements depend on your usage. typically if installing those extra is too much to ask from your enduser, you’d provide them an installer that installs those transparently. if it is forbidden to install those and they don’t happen to be there already, i’m afraid i don’t see a solution. but understand that this is not a vvvv-problem then, but would apply to any other software that has dependencies.
the “Recursive dependency install” issue you reference is not really related.
