missing DLL - freetype262d.dll
I'm making a simple 2D game engine in C++ and to write text on the screen I want to use SDL_ttf.
The problem is that after I installed SDL_ttf an error message pops up saying that freetype262d.dll is missing. To fix this error I tried reinstalling SDL_ttf manually and via NuGet and searching for the dll file online to download it but it's to no avail.
Solution
Looks like you need to install the FreeType library as well. Apparently SDL_ttf itself does not include it itself.
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