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en:tutorials:community:sausage:using-premake-for-your-own-project [2018/02/13 20:46 (6 years ago)] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation iarwainen:tutorials:projects:using-premake-for-your-own-project [2020/08/31 08:32 (4 years ago)] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation 207.46.13.226
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-Orx now provides a tool to do this for you. If you want a hassle free way of spinning up your own Orx-based projects, see the article: [[en:tutorials:creating_your_own_project|Creating your own Orx-based Project using 'init']]+Orx now provides a tool to do this for you. If you want a hassle free way of spinning up your own Orx-based projects, see the article: [[en:tutorials:projects:creating_your_own_project|Creating your own Orx-based Project using 'init']]
  
 If you wish to do this manually yourself, continue with the article below. If you wish to do this manually yourself, continue with the article below.
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 This article will help you to create a project using the premake command supplied with Orx. These instructions largely replace the more manual IDE setup instructions by Grey:[[en:tutorials:community:grey|Setup tutorials by Grey]] This article will help you to create a project using the premake command supplied with Orx. These instructions largely replace the more manual IDE setup instructions by Grey:[[en:tutorials:community:grey|Setup tutorials by Grey]]
  
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 ==== Build the Orx project from Github ==== ==== Build the Orx project from Github ====
  
-You downloaded Orx, but now you need to build it. And your project needs to use compiled files from that Orx build. These steps are covered in [[en:tutorials:community:sausage:using-premake-to-create-build-projects|this article]]. Follow steps: **What is a build project?**, **Creating your build** and **Compiling orx from scratch**. Then you will have a compiled version of orx for your chosen IDE / OS.+You downloaded Orx, but now you need to build it. And your project needs to use compiled files from that Orx build. These steps are covered in [[en:tutorials:orx:using-premake-to-create-build-projects|this article]]. Follow steps: **What is a build project?**, **Creating your build** and **Compiling orx from scratch**. Then you will have a compiled version of orx for your chosen IDE / OS.
  
  
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 ==== Notes ==== ==== Notes ====
  
-I have used codelite for windows as the example throughout. However there are many more IDE/OS combos available. You can find a complete list from the latest premake here: http://industriousone.com/what-premake or see what the current list is from the premake that ships with orx by checking the "All operating systems, architectures, build projects" section [[en:tutorials:community:sausage:using-premake-to-create-build-projects|here]] +I have used codelite for windows as the example throughout. However there are many more IDE/OS combos available. You can find a complete list from the latest premake here: http://industriousone.com/what-premake or see what the current list is from the premake that ships with orx by checking the "All operating systems, architectures, build projects" section [[en:tutorials:orx:using-premake-to-create-build-projects|here]] 
  
 ==== Premake Template ==== ==== Premake Template ====