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Note: You need an acutal copy of Duke Nukem 3D. The shareware vesion can be fond here.[http://www.3drealms.com/duke3d/] | Note: You need an acutal copy of Duke Nukem 3D. The shareware vesion can be fond here.[http://www.3drealms.com/duke3d/] | ||
Step #1 - You need to aquire the source packages for EDuke32. | '''Step #1 - You need to aquire the source packages for EDuke32. | ||
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You need both the eduke32 source and txbuild source files. Download them to your desktop from here. [http://www.eduke32.com/downloads] | |||
Step #2 - Create two folders on your desktop. | '''Step #2 - Create two folders on your desktop.''' | ||
I chose to create a "duke3d" and "build" folders. Why these names? Well, | I chose to create a "duke3d" and "build" folders. Why these names? Well, | ||
Step #3 - Preapre Fedora Core 6 for the build process | |||
'''Step #3 - Preapre Fedora Core 6 for the build process''' | |||
Fedora needs some packages intalled before you can properly build the required files. So, what files do you need? Here's the list. | Fedora needs some packages intalled before you can properly build the required files. So, what files do you need? Here's the list. | ||
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libstdc++ | libstdc++ | ||
Step #4 - Building the EDuke32 files. | |||
'''Step #4 - Building the EDuke32 files.''' | |||
In a terminal window move to the duke3d folder you created ealier. In that folder all you should have to type is "make". | In a terminal window move to the duke3d folder you created ealier. In that folder all you should have to type is "make". | ||
Step #5 - Confirm the files that were created. | '''Step #5 - Confirm the files that were created.''' | ||
Six files should have been created: | Six files should have been created: | ||
Revision as of 00:54, 7 January 2007
Building EDuke32 on Fedora Core 6
Note: You need an acutal copy of Duke Nukem 3D. The shareware vesion can be fond here.[1]
Step #1 - You need to aquire the source packages for EDuke32. You need both the eduke32 source and txbuild source files. Download them to your desktop from here. [2]
Step #2 - Create two folders on your desktop.
I chose to create a "duke3d" and "build" folders. Why these names? Well,
Step #3 - Preapre Fedora Core 6 for the build process
Fedora needs some packages intalled before you can properly build the required files. So, what files do you need? Here's the list.
nasm libstdc++
Step #4 - Building the EDuke32 files.
In a terminal window move to the duke3d folder you created ealier. In that folder all you should have to type is "make".
Step #5 - Confirm the files that were created.
Six files should have been created:
Mapster32.map Mapster32.sym Mapster32 (executable) eduke32.map eduke32.sym eduke32 (exectuable)