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Development => Development Deliberation => other => Topic started by: MaxSPore on June 06, 2007, 11:42:07 pm

Title: How to download the source code?
Post by: MaxSPore on June 06, 2007, 11:42:07 pm
Hi everyone

I'm new with source forge, and I would like to download every downloadable part of Planeshift's source code to do my own RPG... So far I can just download the files one by one using source forge website...

I guess my question is a really easy one, but I couldn't find any solution in source forge FAQ...  ???

So can you help me?

Thanks
Regards

MaxSpore
Title: Re: How to download the source code?
Post by: Xordan on June 07, 2007, 12:24:03 am
http://planeshift.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/planeshift/planeshift/docs/compiling.html (http://planeshift.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/planeshift/planeshift/docs/compiling.html)

Instructions for downloading the source can be found there.
Title: Re: How to download the source code?
Post by: Prolix on April 20, 2008, 02:36:42 pm
Is that link current?
"checked out revision 407." Cal3d svn summary message.
"Checked out revision 27904" Crystal
"Checked out revision 3019."  CEL
"Checked out revision 1367." PS
looks kind of old but I do not know. Do I need an update now?

I seem to recall being told wordnet is not used anymore is that right?

Anyone use an IDE for Linux to aid in visualization?
Title: Re: How to download the source code?
Post by: Caarrie on April 20, 2008, 02:43:57 pm
no that link is not updated, we are using svn now http://planeshift.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/planeshift/trunk/docs/compiling.html
Title: Re: How to download the source code?
Post by: Prolix on April 20, 2008, 04:31:32 pm
Having downloaded from the old link (svn also) would it be better to start from scratch or do
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/home/user/development/cal3d$ svn update -r REVISION
/home/user/development/cs$ svn update -r REVISION
/home/user/development/cel$ svn update -r REVISION
/home/user/development/planeshift$ svn update or will it amount to the same thing?

The ps svn line was identical on both pages so it should be good. At the moment I have no plan to do more than look at the code. Since the other projects are outside the PS base do I really need to look at them? I suppose so because PS will call them from time to time.