Where is BaH.Raknet ?
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| Hi, I am looking for BaH.Raknet. If I have to use Seven how do I do that for windows? T Thanks, |
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| Raknet svn checkout http://maxmods.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/raknet.mod/ There are no dependencies for raknet but there are other raknet modules: RaknetRooms (needs raknet) RaknetVoice (needs raknet) RaknetVoiceFMOD (needs raknetvoice and fmod) |
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| Oh seven means svn! TortoiseSVN is the recommended svn front end for Windows. I haven't used it myself though as I always just svn in Linux with RapidSVN. |
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| There's a good tutorial for installing TortoiseSVN here http://www.shokhirev.com/nikolai/programs/SVN/svn.html It recommends to install subversion by CollabNet first from here http://www.collab.net/downloads/subversion - you have to register but it's free. I recommend just the commandline tools but there is an "easy" solution called Subversion Edge. Alternatively you can just select the svn tools option when installing TortoiseSVN. To see if svn is installed already you can look at the PATH variable by opening cmd and typing "echo %PATH%" ($PATH in unix) or for all environment variables type "set". To get TortoiseSVN go to http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html and select the latest 32 or 64 bit version. The ASP.net hack option in the installer (to use _svn instead of .svn) has gone now (in 1.8.8). The rest of that tutorial is for creating a new repository. To checkout an existing repository see the TortoiseSVN docs http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-checkout.html So copy the url, right-click a new folder, select SVN Checkout, which gives you a window called Checkout. Paste the url, make sure Checkout Depth is fully recursive. Leave Omit externals unchecked and choose HEAD revision if you want the latest copy (or set a valid revision number eg. "1659") and click Ok. |
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| ^Thanks I will give this a try. I am using Vetex's Bnetex which works great, but lacks a bit in options for example "hole punching" (which I can work around). I'll get TortoiseSVN installed and see how it goes. Regards, |
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