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* From within the Windows Explorer, check out the repository: | * From within the Windows Explorer, check out the repository: | ||
** Create a new directory, called "Autism Collaborative" for example. | ** Create a new directory, called "Autism Collaborative" for example. | ||
| − | ** Right click on the folder and select TortsoiseSVN->Checkout... from the context menu | + | ** Right-click (or on a Macintosh running Windows, place two fingers on the trackpad and click) on the folder and select TortsoiseSVN->Checkout... from the context menu |
** In the URL of repository field, enter http://www.AutismCollaborative.org/autism_collaborative/ | ** In the URL of repository field, enter http://www.AutismCollaborative.org/autism_collaborative/ | ||
** Click OK | ** Click OK | ||
Revision as of 18:55, 8 January 2009
Follow these steps to run the development build of the game.
Contents
System Requirements
Windows XP or Vista
- Hardware:
- A graphics card that supports DirectX 9.0c and Shader Model 1.1 or newer.
- Software:
Development
- Software:
- Microsoft C# Visual Studio
- Tortoise SVN or other Subversion Client
Other Systems
XNA does not officially support non-Windows systems. See Mono and MonoXna for assistance.
Download the Code
- Obtain a Subversion username and password from a Subversion Admin (Matthew Belmonte). The username will be used to track your changes to the code repository and the password will be known by all Subversion Admins.
- From within the Windows Explorer, check out the repository:
- Create a new directory, called "Autism Collaborative" for example.
- Right-click (or on a Macintosh running Windows, place two fingers on the trackpad and click) on the folder and select TortsoiseSVN->Checkout... from the context menu
- In the URL of repository field, enter http://www.AutismCollaborative.org/autism_collaborative/
- Click OK
Run the Game
New users of Visual Studio or similar IDE (Integrated Development Environment) should check out Microsoft's Online Learning Center.
Start Developing
Read How to Make a Mini-Game to get started developing your own addition.
Check out the Code Overview for an explanation of how the code base works. It may also be helpful to visit the Code How To's for explanations of common coding tasks. And don't forget about the weekly Meetings!
