Protons
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That can be fixed though... right?
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I couldn't test it, because I would had to modify the code very much for it to compile with VC++2008 in my environment (modify a lot commands, so that I won't get linking errors). Those were probably unique properties, and it would have broken the general code in the repository, so I was unable to do it.
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Why don't you use VC++2010, it is much better, and I have posted a complete project for it that will compile tpt, it is on the wiki page.
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I'll try to get the code fixing with that.
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Nope, no avail. The .NET Framework 4.0 installation always gets stuck and then after like 15 minutes, it says that setup failed. I'll try to do the steps (in the article you posted) in VC++2008 and then fix the code there.
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@LiquidCaesium (View Post)
If all else fails, get [Cygwin](Make sure when you get to the package menu, you select g++ and everything inside and git) and the required libraries:sudo apt-get install git-core build-essential libsdl1.2-dev libbz2-dev liblua5.1.0-dev fftw3-dev
The joke is, Cygwin doesn't support apt, so you have to google every name after "install" yourself! (Besides git-core and build-essential if you checked them in Cygwin)
After that, just "cd /cygdrive/c/TPT/" and write "make powder" (If in C:\TPT\ you have the source files with Makefile)
Then it'll compile for Linux.
OR the easier way, get a Linux partition/dualboot system and use the original apt-get command inside its terminal and make there.
CSS was tested here, please ignore -
Fixed version pull requested. It was tested and should work now.
EDIT: In English, this means that it's up to developers again.
