How to change default build output directory in Visual Studio 2013

[Dobbsjr]

Currently my projects folder is sitting in my Documents library in my C drive. If i move the folder to somewhere in my D drive is there a way to make Visual studio output to the new location? 

[fizzlesticks]

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/34c29fes(v=vs.100).aspx

[manon_gfx]

You always want to set relative paths for your project. If you do not do this you can't move your project around. If you use relative paths only, you can copy your whole project onto any computer, and it should just work.
In a visual studio project, you bascially want to use the following file structure:

Solution folder

    .sln file

    extern folder   //libraries go in here
    Project folder
        bin  //compiled files go in here
        doc //documentation goes in here

        inc  //when writing a library, all public header files go in here
        src  //source code goes here

        .vcxproj file

For your project you can set the output directory to bin/
The intermediate directory to bin/$(Configuration)
You also want to set your working directory (which is under Debugging) to %(OutDir)

When including libraries, you put them into the extern folder. When then in the additional include directories and additional library directories, you can use a relative path that would look like this: ../extern/YOUR_LIBRARY_NAME/

I hope this helps. I you need more help, let me know.