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This guide will help you set up a complete development environment for Atrinik on Windows.

SmartGit can be used to clone the Atrinik repository from GitHub.
Media files: Clone the atrinik-sound repository into the client/sound folder.
Atrinik Editor: Download the weekly Gridarta build and put it into the editor folder.

Required tools:

• Java SE 8 JDK
• Python 3
• MinGW
  
  • In the installation manager mark mingw-developer-toolkit and mingw32-base for installation.
  • Select All Packages and mark mingw32-libz (dev), mingw32-pthreads-w32 (dev) and msys-libcrypt (dev) for installation.
  • Apply Changes in the Installation menu.
• CMake for Windows (Win32 Installer)
• Make sure you have the following paths in your PATH environment variable, in
   this order (adjust accordingly if you installed MinGW or CMake somewhere else):
   C:\MinGW\bin;C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\CMake\bin
• Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables 2008 (required for OpenSSL)
• Win32 OpenSSL (latest non-Light version)
      The installer will ask where to copy OpenSSL DLL files. Make sure this is set to the system directory.
• cURL (Win32 - Generic, Win32 2000/XP zip libcurl)
      Extract the archive and copy "lib" and "include" directories into C:/MinGW (or where you installed MinGW).
• SDL
      Atrinik requires SDL, SDL_image and SDL_ttf. SDL_mixer is also necessary to
       play music and sounds. Either compile these yourself, or download
       pre-compiled libraries and binaries
      Extract the archive and copy "lib" and "include" directories into
       C:/MinGW (or where you installed MinGW). Then copy the contents of the "bin"
       directory to the client's directory.
• Timidity
      You need to install Timidity GUS patches in order to play MIDI files correctly.
      Extract the archive and copy "timidity" directory into the client's directory.
      Download this Timidity config file and put it into the client directory as well.
• NetBeans C/C++ bundle
      Go to Tools -> Options -> C/C++ -> Build Tools and click the Add button. Enter
       C:\MinGW\bin (or where you installed MinGW) into the "base directory" box.
      Go to File -> New Project -> C/C++ Project with Existing Sources and select the
       server directory. Click "Finish" and the project should build automatically.

In case of questions, please ask

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Optional:
- PyQt 5 (check project page for latest Windows 32 bit installer)
    Needed to run Map checker, a tool to check your maps, located in tools/map-checker-qt.

- GD Graphics Library (recommended):
    If you want to generate client maps you will need to install this library.
    Download libpng sources (check project page for latest version *.tar.gz)
    Extract to C:/MinGW/msys/1.0/home/<your username> and use Win+R to open bash. Go to the
     extracted directory (cd ~/libpng-<version>/) and run the following (adjust the prefix if necessary):

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export PATH=/usr/bin:$PATH
./configure --prefix=/c/MinGW
make && make install

    Download GD sources (check project page for latest version *.tar.gz)
    Extract to C:/MinGW/msys/1.0/home/<your username> and use Win+R to open bash. Go to the
     extracted directory (cd ~/libgd-<version>/) and run the following (adjust the prefix if necessary):

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export PATH=/usr/bin:$PATH
./configure --prefix=/c/MinGW --with-png=/c/MinGW
make && make install

- Check
    This is only needed if you want to do code development and is used to run unit tests.
    Extract to C:/MinGW/msys/1.0/home/<your username> and use Win+R to open bash. Go to the
     extracted directory (cd ~/check-<version>/) and run the following (adjust the prefix if necessary):

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export PATH=/usr/bin:$PATH
export CFLAGS="-DPTW32_STATIC_LIB"
./configure --prefix=/c/MinGW
make && make check && make install

If for any reason building libpng/libgd/check fails, precompiled versions have been attached. Extract these to your MinGW folder.

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