Topic: Compiling Teeworlds Android version on Windows
hello, someone know how is possible to do it?
where I find the required "ant" tool for android sdk/ndk?
Has someone already do this?
thanks for your answers!
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hello, someone know how is possible to do it?
where I find the required "ant" tool for android sdk/ndk?
Has someone already do this?
thanks for your answers!
It's not possible. You will need to install some kind of Linux environment first: https://www.linux.com/learn/howdy-ubunt … ng-started
Then, follow build instructions: https://github.com/pelya/commandergeniu … /teeworlds
ok, thanks
Hello, it seems that you haven't read my PM !
To pelya
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Subject ANOTHER QUESTION
is possible to compile and build teeworlds server* in the vps lowendspirit?
* linux version
removing bots from android version...
Hello pelya,
have you a copy of teeworlds's source for android without bots?
I would study (read) the clean difference between 0.6.4 official and your android porting.
I hope is easy to get my request,
thanks anyway
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Bots sources are private, I did not publish them. Main game sources are here: https://github.com/pelya/teeworlds
yes I know... I just want to remove bots from android version, because are useless for my mod... I have already do a. patch file to compare your source with official. But only from src/ directory. it seem short, not too long for reading and understand
thanks.. I will do the same comparison with this version
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I have installed debian on a logic partition of the hardisk, finally now i have linux!
In the past I have tried some distribution (ubuntu, opensuse, mint) but now, after many research to be better informed, I choosed Debian for many reason: is the most used distibution for server (so I can pratice with an OS of the same family), famous for stability with the lower percentage of crashs...
> is the most used distribution for server
Cause Debian is the root Distro of a whole lot of distros, everything Ubuntu based, etc etc.
> famous for stability.
If you need stability, use CentOS
> lowest percentage of crashes
I never had any crash. With no Distro.
But the biggest drawback: software is pretty outdated. For a computer, I would recommend Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, cause you get newer software with it (a few things might still be outdated, but not most of the stuff). On servers, it depends on your needs. Often I would recommend Ubuntu but if extreme stability is necessary, CentOS is the way to go (or, well, RHEL if you have a lot of money. But then you might also consider SLES)
If it's a personal computer... try Manjaro (based on Arch Linux)! and for notebooks i recommend use the i3wm... is f*** awesome!
You have pacman for "trusted" packages or yaourt for all other (AUR = The jungle! xD)...
@unsigned char* I don't know if it's best to recommend an arch to a Linux newbie...... Hence I omitted it.
Tho of course, he's right ^
There's also Ubuntu shell in Windows 10. No need to repartition hard drive or touch bootloader, and it's not a virtial machine, so it's fast.
> famous for stability.
If you need stability, use CentOSBut the biggest drawback: software is pretty outdated. For a computer, I would recommend Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, cause you get newer software with it (a few things might still be outdated, but not most of the stuff). On servers, it depends on your needs. Often I would recommend Ubuntu but if extreme stability is necessary, CentOS is the way to go (or, well, RHEL if you have a lot of money. But then you might also consider SLES)
Debian is a pretty good choice for a desktop computer as well IMO.
I am a newbie but I am a modder of source code, so I am enoght familiar with command line (cmd, terminal) when need to intervent manually.
I like debian ethics philosophy too.
(sorry for offtopic)
I have used debian for a long time... among other distributions based on it like Ubuntu, Mint, ... is a very good distro but if you like have updated packages you need add unstable branches... (and why use debian if really i'm using "unstable" repos?)
Manjaro is Arch Linux for "newbies"... and you have more packages than Debian (Official+AUR)... rolling-release.... I use it both on desktop (KDE) and on the laptop (i3wm).
** I say this thinking of a use as a personal computer
i3wm yeah... perhaps it's not good for people without any experience in Linux environments... but remember it and try it later xD
P.S: KDE Connect APP is very usefull... you have notifications, remote control, file sharing, etc...
my problem is that I am not able to build the teeworlds version under development (branch master) 0.7
I don't understand how install the SDL and Freetype in a correct way.
Now i tried in Debian but when I follow the "compile everything" guide, he has only the python package already installed, but not find the others!
I would build also in linux because I want to make the android version.
For now is enought a solution for windows OS, can someone write a more explicit guide?
Someone know how to install freetype/sdl on windows for compile Teeworlds?
for this question, I maybe have found an answer in this topic (but is a bit out of date)
I solved in this way...
I put the folders "lib" and "include" of the archive SDL Development Libraries into <teeworlds source>/other/sdl/
For the freetype, after many tries, I just copied from the branch 0.6 only the following 2 files:
freetype.lib into <teeworlds source>/other/freetype/lib/x86/ (after this, finally I built the client )
freetype.dll into main folder <teeworlds source> (because the executale client made an error on run without it)
I downloaded also the FreeType development library and copyed the 'include' folder into <teeworlds source>/other/freetype
but need also to rename the "datasrc" folder in his classic name "data"
and to move the client frome the build path into the main folder...
So I had a prewiev of the 0.7, it seems grown with nice improvements
Yes, mistake
** A moderator please remove this message! sry for inconveniences.
Now on Windows 10, with the software Visual Studio Community 2017, is possible to install tools for develop mobile application with .net, javascript or c++ (or all 3 together)...
in the c++ option there are included Android NDK(R13B) and Apache Ant (1.9.3), many sdk and other sdk and ndk optional...
is possible to compile the android version with this environment ?
I doubt it, symlinks are still required to compile TeeWorlds repo.
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