Getting started help please

Summary:

Installation help for someone who hasn't seen the C++ environment for a while :)

Getting started help

Adrian H 1246145988|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Hi,

The video demos of the nGene Tech engine look impressive, and the work so far looks very good, especially for a solo developer. I would like to try the demo but am having trouble with the download link, it lists the SDK folders as web links and it seems each file must be downloaded seperately. I see there is a way to also compile from the repository but the instructions seem to indicate you should download the SDK first. My apologies if I'm missing something obvious but I've been away from C++ for a few years. I also tried downloading the toolset but on running the exe an error "Could not find a part of the path 'H:/Inne/nGene/lib" was given, I don't have an H:/ drive, and I'm assuming perhaps the engine dependencies should first be installed. I'm sure this is a minor thing, but look forward to testing out the demo,

cheers,

Adrian.

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Re: Getting started help

CJackson 1246152344|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Do you know how to use an SVN client? Because of the WIP nature of nGene Tech, it's stored as an SVN repository, not as a single file download. Try downloading TortoiseSVN, then find wherever you want to download nGene to, right click the folder and click SVN Checkout. The URL of the repository is (someone correct me if I'm wrong) http://svn2.assembla.com/svn/ngene.

Re: Getting started help please

Adrian H 1246236977|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Many thanks for that, I guessed there would be some way of accessing the repository, but had no idea or experience of this. TortoiseSVN worked fine, and I'm guessing you saved me quite a bit of time in catching up,

cheers again.