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1. Building all of the game-logic
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To build the game-logic for all games, issue 'make' inside the src/
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directory of the repository. This requires you to have the latest
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fteqcc installed.
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2. Building a specific game or mod
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For that you'll have to navigate into the client and server directory
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of the game you want to compile. For example if you're only wanting to
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build the Half-Life game-logic, navigate into src/client/valve, issue
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'make' there, then do the same inside src/server/valve.
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3. Building the engine
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The engine is not part of this project.
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However, as of this writing, building the engine is simple.
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Checkout/Clone the FTEQW engine repository, then navigate into the
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engine/ sub-directory and issue 'make m-rel' there.
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This will generate a 'fteqw' binary for your platform in the sub-directory
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titled 'release'.
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4. Misc notes
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To those not in the know, the game-logic is written in QuakeC, it is thus
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platform and architecture independent. You do not need to rebuild the logic
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for each and every platform. The result will be identical.
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