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notes:fall2024:projects:btt0 [2024/08/29 18:46] – [Obtain source of latest stable release of Vircon32 emulator] cburling | notes:fall2024:projects:btt0 [2024/09/05 02:12] (current) – [Implementing your own Background] bpatrice | ||
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* You should now have a directory you can navigate into called ComputerSoftware/ | * You should now have a directory you can navigate into called ComputerSoftware/ | ||
* Navigate inside and check for two directories call DesktopEmulator/ | * Navigate inside and check for two directories call DesktopEmulator/ | ||
- | ====Vircon32 installation ==== | + | =====Vircon32 installation===== |
- | At the base of the ComputerSoftware/ | + | At the base of the ComputerSoftware/ |
Following the Readme, install all dependencies | Following the Readme, install all dependencies | ||
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Again following the Readme | Again following the Readme | ||
- | * Create a build/ directory off of the DesktopEmulator and DevelopmentTools/ | + | * Create a build/ directory off of the DesktopEmulator/ and DevelopmentTools/ |
* For Linux systems & Pi rather than MSYS Makefiles you will want Unix Makefiles | * For Linux systems & Pi rather than MSYS Makefiles you will want Unix Makefiles | ||
- | * Follow the command | + | * Follow the remaining commands |
* Keep track of where the Emulator and the DevTools are installed and add those paths to your ~/ | * Keep track of where the Emulator and the DevTools are installed and add those paths to your ~/ | ||
* Don't forget to run source ~/.bashrc or close/ | * Don't forget to run source ~/.bashrc or close/ | ||
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=====Hello World===== | =====Hello World===== | ||
Bootstrap a fairly simple “Hello, World” example, modified sufficiently from any provided tutorial or demo code. | Bootstrap a fairly simple “Hello, World” example, modified sufficiently from any provided tutorial or demo code. | ||
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</ | </ | ||
- | The value corrsponds | + | The value corresponds |
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+ | This is also the same for audio files, so your first audio file's value would correspond to 0. | ||
Region can be 0 for backgrounds. | Region can be 0 for backgrounds. | ||