Update debug method to use Rhino7 and to activate on valid build target #80
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Yeah, this is my local setup. Not sure why it didn't push to Git. Thanks for pushing this fix @philipbelesky! |
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Not sure if you noticed this - but out of the box Sandworm wouldn't let me debug with the normal 'startup Rhino and attach' workflow. The issue is that the Kinect dependencies only compile for x86/64 rather than the generic
Any CPUtarget (as far as I can tell).This updates the
StartProgramaction to trigger on compiling to thex64target and updates the application path to Rhino 7 as well. That got things working on my end. Maybe on your end this was handled with uncommited settings?