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The latest SVN of Tesseract now supports stains on mapmodels. This means impacts and such can appear on mapmodels.
The era of mapmodels being so fake is over!
Last edited by Calinou (2014-09-23 16:40:50)
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:)
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Awesome! Does this work for playermodels too?
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Where can we download the latest SVN? How often does it update?
Never mind, I just saw now. I'm assuming it's the "public SVN" link?
Last edited by BakedToast (2014-09-23 19:18:11)
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Where can we download the latest SVN? How often does it update?
Never mind, I just saw now. I'm assuming it's the "public SVN" link?
i doubt that its the Public SVN xD because that link is dead as dead gets xD idk, you might just have to wait for them to post a download link or something because the SVN's are always weird when it comes to downloading them
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i doubt that its the Public SVN xD because that link is dead as dead gets xD idk, you might just have to wait for them to post a download link or something because the SVN's are always weird when it comes to downloading them
It's working just fine.
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well, its not working for me.. never has xD
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well, its not working for me.. never has xD
Nah, you propably don't even know what SVN is :P You need an SVN client.
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Could someone be so kind as to explain in detail how to download/setup the latest SVN with the special SVN client?
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spikeymikey0196 wrote:well, its not working for me.. never has xD
Nah, you propably don't even know what SVN is :P You need an SVN client.
I was unsure of what it is, but i'm looking for a svn client now.. i'd like to say though, being pretentious is a quality everyone dislikes :/
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I wouldn't waste time with an SVN client if you don't already have one because you probably won't figure out how to compile the SVN version of tesseract even if you could manage to download it.
You're better off just using the nightly Tesseract build here: http://mappinghell.net/tesseract/tesseract-nightly.zip
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it's not exactly hard to compile? im using Tortoise SVN and all i have to do is open the svn in that and then download all the files.. i'm not an idiot
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Awesome! Does this work for playermodels too?
No, it only works on static mapmodels.
it's not exactly hard to compile? im using Tortoise SVN and all i have to do is open the svn in that and then download all the files.. i'm not an idiot
That's not compiling. Compiling is turning the source code to an executable binary.
Last edited by Calinou (2014-09-24 18:14:40)
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I know nothing about SVN at all, if appreciate it greatly if someone explained it? Is it a certain file type that requires an emulator of sorts to run?
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I know nothing about SVN at all, if appreciate it greatly if someone explained it? Is it a certain file type that requires an emulator of sorts to run?
Google doesn't hurt :P
SVN is one of more popular version control protocols. It allows software development teams to work together on projects. It keeps track of all the changes in every file, so every member of a development team can see what exactly has been changed.
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I know nothing about SVN at all, if appreciate it greatly if someone explained it? Is it a certain file type that requires an emulator of sorts to run?
SVN is a type of version control. In very layman's terms, it's a folder where people update stuff in and it's hosted on some server, but you need a special client to download and keep track of the changes the files undergo. Kinda like FTP if you've heard of it, but with revisions.
My suggestion is to use SmartSVN. It's an all GUI client and very user friendly.
Here's the download link
Do not be weirded out that it's 30 days trial. After that it simply locks up all the advanced controls but you can still use it without any problems at all.
Now to set up your SVN copy, it's easy. At the welcome screen of the program, you will select to Check out program from repository, then you'll give it a folder to download to, the SVN link to the repository, and DONE. It will proceed to check-out and download all the latest files (binaries not included). Updating is as simple as opening the program, selecting the project, and clicking a button too. You can view changes between revisions as well.
Last edited by RaZgRiZ (2014-09-24 20:56:34)
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So, the "public SVN " link on the homepage will download a reference to the project? Or will it download the whole SVN project separately from the update system?
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So, the "public SVN " link on the homepage will download a reference to the project? Or will it download the whole SVN project separately from the update system?
No, that link is something you use with you SVN client.
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