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How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 19 Oct 2012, 14:54

Hello guys!

I found the SVN source in here

viewtopic.php?f=26&t=468

and I also installed the SVN software-Tortoise and created a new folder for it

The data is downloaded but how can I update the version of Forge?

Many thanks!!
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 19 Oct 2012, 14:56

Please help! thanks!
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby Chris H. » 19 Oct 2012, 15:53

The forge wiki contains info that is more up to date.

Forge:How to Get Started Developing Forge
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 20 Oct 2012, 01:08

Chris H. wrote:The forge wiki contains info that is more up to date.

Forge:How to Get Started Developing Forge
Thank you!
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 22 Oct 2012, 11:11

Chris H. wrote:The forge wiki contains info that is more up to date.

Forge:How to Get Started Developing Forge
Hello Chris H!

I have done everything rightly to the eclipse at the last step and check the Maven.

Now all I have to do is using [Run As Java Application] to Export the project.

But now in this step [ 3. Wait a bit for the list of Java classes. Choose the one named Gui_NewGame - Forge. ]

I saw many matching items except for the Gui_NewGame - Forge.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot!!
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby Hellfish » 22 Oct 2012, 12:33

Gui_NewGame has been removed, use forge.view.Main instead.

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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby Chris H. » 22 Oct 2012, 12:33

Try using "forge.view.Main" as the Main class.

The wiki was written before the new UI was implemented and it looks like that portion might be out of date.
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby Chris H. » 22 Oct 2012, 12:36

Hellfish wrote:Gui_NewGame has been removed, use forge.view.Main instead.

Anybody that's not posting from a phone wanna edit the wiki? :-)
 
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 22 Oct 2012, 14:19

Chris H. wrote:Try using "forge.view.Main" as the Main class.

The wiki was written before the new UI was implemented and it looks like that portion might be out of date.
I have been tried this one but when I use the [run as application] eclipse just making the game running not the executable file. :(
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 22 Oct 2012, 14:20

Hellfish wrote:Gui_NewGame has been removed, use forge.view.Main instead.

Anybody that's not posting from a phone wanna edit the wiki? :-)
Thanks for help :D
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby Chris H. » 22 Oct 2012, 14:43

ttdic wrote:I have been tried this one but when I use the [run as application] eclipse just making the game running not the executable file. :(
 
Try:

File -> Export -> Java ->

and select either "Jar file" or " Runnable Jar file".

You can also take a look at the Maven section of the getting started wiki. There are Maven commands which can be used to create the Jar or to create and package the whole forge game in an archive.

Some people take the easiest solution to this situation and download the daily snapshot build. :)
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Re: How can I use the SVN to upgrade the Forge version?

Postby ttdic » 22 Oct 2012, 14:50

Chris H. wrote:
ttdic wrote:I have been tried this one but when I use the [run as application] eclipse just making the game running not the executable file. :(
 
Try:

File -> Export -> Java ->

and select either "Jar file" or " Runnable Jar file".

You can also take a look at the Maven section of the getting started wiki. There are Maven commands which can be used to create the Jar or to create and package the whole forge game in an archive.

Some people take the easiest solution to this situation and download the daily snapshot build. :)
Yeah! Downloading the daily snapshot from the cardforge.org seems much better!

Thank you so much! =D>
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