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--- developmentinstallation [2013/09/03 09:41] – [Getting the source] mhgamework
+++ developmentinstallation [2024/08/26 13:57] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Installing the wizards for development ======
+SEE the confluence page for an up-to-date install guide [[https://skymerchant.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DEV/Installation]]
 ===== Requirements =====
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 New to GIT, or simply still confused? Check out UsingGIT.
+==== Compiling ====
+Now that you have the source and it is checked out, you are read to build and run the project! To build The Wizards the first time, follow these steps:
+(all paths are relative to the source root)
+  * Open /The Wizards.sln
+  * Press Build->Build Solution and wait for it to complete
+  * Check the error list. You might need to Build Solution again, since nuget might have installed new packages.
+  * If there is an error stating that NuGet needs permissions to download packages, you should go to Tools->Options->Package Manager. See that 'Allow NuGet to download missing packages during build' is checked.
+  * If PostSharp was not yet installed and registered, it should  be done so automatically. If it pops up asking to register, you should get a free license from the postsharp website and enter it into the popup window.
+  * If you see no more build errors then you should be ready to go! (warnings are not a problem)
+==== Developing & Running ====
+Now you are ready to go. Open up // /The Wizards.sln // for engine development, or  // /The Wizards Gameplay/The Wizards Gameplay.sln // for gameplay development. The latter compiles a lot faster.
+When working with **The Wizards.sln**:
+  * Set ServerClient as startup project (right-click) in order to run unit tests for the core.
+  * (ADVANCED) Set NewModules as startup project to start the engine, then press F5 when running to chose a test.
+When working with **The Wizards Gameplay.sln**
+  * Start the engine first: // /bin/Binaries/NewModules.exe //. You can pin this to your taskbar.
+  * Your code will now be hotloaded into this engine instance when you build.
+  * Press F5 to open a test, or backspace to open the menu.
+Be sure to read about the SourceDirectoryStructure to find out where you should put your files!