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The simplest way to use TwineCompile in MSBuild on the command-line is to use the jtmake tool that ships with TwineCompile. It will automatically handle the project file changes (in-memory) so that compiling the project uses TwineCompile. If you want to use TwineCompile directly with MSBuild (withou...

I would suggest using the -ide110 parameter on the command-line to force the correct version. It sounds like the version # in the project file isn't explicit enough for jtmake to be able to automatically determine the correct version.

Are you installing from GetIt or downloading off our site? And what version are you installing?

I think I figured the issue out. Was very hard to reproduce as it was a timing issue with the message synchronization. Please download that file again, extract into the TwineCompile Program Files directory and see if it resolves the issue:

https://jomitech.com/downloads/TwineCom ... ore110.zip

Can you provide the exception trace for the error you're getting?

Can you download this file, extract into the TwineCompile Program Files directory and see if it resolves this issue:

https://jomitech.com/downloads/TwineCom ... ore110.zip

Apologies for the lack of response. Looking into this issue.

Please download the following file and extract into the TwineCompile Program Files directory. It should resolve this issue.

https://jomitech.com/downloads/TwineCom ... ore110.zip

Please download and extract this updated jtmake into the TwineCompile Program Files directory - it should resolve this issue.

https://jomitech.com/downloads/jtmake.zip

Are you using the CLANG compiler for your projects or the classic compiler?