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I am new to c++. I am unaware with how to link the PhysX source to my own code. I keep getting "Px.h" or some other file missing. The files exist in their corresponding folders but Xcode can't find them. What do I do? Thank you so much for your help, I am extremely grateful.

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    I left an answer for your benefit, however, your question is a little too vague, it needs to be more specific. In addition, I am not sure this is the place to ask this (maybe a more general forum). – The Floating Brain May 25 '20 at 04:03

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I would look up a tutorial on linking: really any library in the Xcode environment. You can search for that here or using your favorite search engine. I am not familiar with Xcode, generally however, you need to specify "include directories" somewhere in the options, as well as a "library directory" and which "library files" need to be linked (.o .so .dylib as far as I can tell on mac). "Include directories" are where .h files are located. .h files tell the compiler what is inside .o .dylib and .so files which are "binary files" like your executable is.

If you were compiling from command line with gcc, it would look something like this

g++ Main.cpp -I /path/to/include -L /path/to/lib -l PhysX.so PhysXSomethingElse.so -o MyExecutable.app

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