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Installation
The project should compile under Linux, Windows and Mac without problems. The following Operating Systems are the ones which have been tested, but installation instructions should not differ too much. If you are testing in another one, please feel free to document the steps required in the same format and send them (credit will be given).
# pacman -S gcc make cmake git
# pacman -S boost sdl glew bullet assimp
Navigate to the folder the source code will be downloaded
$ git clone https://github.com/davido262/shoggoth-engine.git
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source). A typical installation might be like this:
$ cmake ../shoggoth-engine -G "Unix Makefiles" # make install
# yum install make cmake-gui git
# yum install boost-devel SDL SDL_image glew bullet-devel assimp-devel
Navigate to the folder the source code will be downloaded
$ git clone https://github.com/davido262/shoggoth-engine.git
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source). A typical installation might be like this:
$ cmake ../shoggoth-engine -G "Unix Makefiles" # make install
From YaST check the following: gcc-g++ make cmake-gui git
From YaST check the following: boost-devel libSDL-devel libSDL_image-devel glew-devel
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source)
$ cmake ../bullet-trunk-rev2600 -G "Unix Makefiles" -DBUILD_EXTRAS=off -DBUILD_DEMOS=off -DINSTALL_LIBS=on # make install
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source)
$ cmake ../assimp--3.0.1270-source-only -G "Unix Makefiles" -DBUILD_ASSIMP_SAMPLES=off # make install
Navigate to the folder the source code will be downloaded
$ git clone https://github.com/davido262/shoggoth-engine.git
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source). A typical installation might be like this:
$ cmake ../shoggoth-engine -G "Unix Makefiles" # make install
NOTE: not officially supported yet, but should work
- Visual C++ (only tested with VC++ 2010)
- Cmake
You will have to download and copy the include header files and libraries to your Visual C++ directory.
- Boost: get the newest and install
- SDL: get the Development Libraries for windows VC++ and extract
- SDL_image: get the Binaries development for windows and extract
- GLEW: get the Binaries for windows and extract
- ASSIMP: get the newest, you can choose to download the "source" and compile it with CMake or download the "full" which already comes with the binaries
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source), or optionally use Cmake-GUI. For the rev2600 a command to create the Visual Studio 2010 project might look like this:
"C:\Program Files\CMake 2.8\bin\cmake.exe" ..\bullet-trunk-rev2600 -G "Visual Studio 10" -DBUILD_EXTRAS=off -DBUILD_DEMOS=off -DINSTALL_LIBS=on
Once created the project, open it wit Visual C++ and compile it.
Inside every library downloaded or compiled, there is one or more of the following folders:
bin,includeandlib. Copy the contents of the folders from each library and paste them into the VC++ directory (in some libraries you might need to navigate more folders to select the version that fits your OS and compiler). In a default installation it will be:C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC. Note that if you do not see abin,includeandlibfolder it might be a wrong path. Once the folders are merged, the hard part should be done.
At the main page of the project you should see a button to download it as a Zip file. Once downloaded you should extract it.
Navigate to the folder where the build will be compiled (preferably outside the source), or optionally use Cmake-GUI. A command to create the Visual Studio 2010 project might look like this:
"C:\Program Files\CMake 2.8\bin\cmake.exe" ..\shoggoth-engine -G "Visual Studio 10"
Once created the project, open it wit Visual C++ and compile it.