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If you searched for ax_copy_target_dll in both your project and the engine code (specifically *.txt and *.cmake files), you would realize that it in fact no longer exists in the engine, but you would also see where it is being used in your own source code, which is most likely in the CMakeLists.txt of your project. Given that it's not something you added yourself, that should have been an indication that something has changed in the project template.

So, to save yourself time, the first thing you should always do when updating to a new version of Axmol is check if the template project has changed, and merge in any changes into your own project.

You can also generate a new project with the…

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