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@ -8,20 +8,14 @@ Dependencies
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- [Blender](http://blender3d.org) - 3D modeling software |
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- [libHSPlasma](https://github.com/H-uru/libhsplasma) - Universal Plasma library used for manipulating data |
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- [PhysX 2.6 SDK](http://www.nvidia.com/object/physx_archives.html) - optional, required only for exporting |
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ages to the Myst Online: URU Live format with libHSPlasma. |
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Building |
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Korman is written primarily in Python and therefore requires little in the way of compiling. However, Korman |
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depends on the libHSPlasma Python bindings called "PyHSPlasma". Therefore, you will need to compile libHSPlasma |
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with python bindings for the platform of your choice. You will need to be certain that you use the same version |
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of Python that ships with your Blender install. Once you have done this, copy the HSPlasma library and PyHSPlasma |
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python library into Blender's `python/lib/site-packages`. |
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See the installer directory for NSIS scripts. You can make a Windows installer by using `makensis |
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-DPYTHON_DLL=[pythonDllName] Installer.nsi`. Be sure to provide the Visual C++ redistributable and |
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libHSPlasma libraries. Prebuilt installers will be provided on the Guild of Writers website. |
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with python bindings for the platform of your choice. A helper script has been provided to compile PyHSPlasma |
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and all dependency libraries for you on Windows. To build Korman for rapid development, run |
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`./build.ps1 -Dev -BlenderDir "<path to blender 2.79>"` |
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Installing |
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