Installation Instructions
From Hero of Allacrost
This page explains how to install the game Hero of Allacrost. The installation process is dependent on which operating system your computer is using.
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BSD
FreeBSD
Install Hero of Allacrost from ports collection:
cd /usr/ports/games/allacrost make install clean
NetBSD
OpenBSD
GNU/Linux
Debian
To use the Debian package, please perform the following steps.
- Add one of the following entries in your /etc/apt/sources.list, depending on which version of Debian you are running:
- Debian Etch (stable):
deb http://debian.ettin.org/allacrost etch-backports main
- Debian Lenny/Sid (testing/unstable):
deb http://debian.ettin.org/allacrost unstable main
- Debian Etch (stable):
- The repository is signed, and packages can be checked using this gpg key. To enable the verification, you can simply run this command:
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wget http://debian.ettin.org/key.gpg -O - | sudo apt-key add -
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- Finally, execute the following command. After the installation is complete, you can start the game by typing allacrost at the command line.
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apt-get update && apt-get install allacrost-demo
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OS X
Download the OS X version of our latest build from our Sourceforge page. Unzip the file and mount the dmg. Drag the .app bundle to your Applications directory. Unmount the dmg, and double-click on Allacrost to play.
Windows
Download and execute the Windows installer of our latest build from our Sourceforge page.
Building and Installing from Source
Installing from source means you will have to compile the game yourself. But first, you'll need the Allacrost code. Either get the tarball from our Sourceforge page, or check it out from our Subversion Repository.
GNU/Linux and OS X
Inside a terminal, execute the following commands from inside the allacrost/ directory:
autoreconf -i ./configure && make sudo make install
Note that "make install" is optional, and you must run it as root, or use sudo. You can run allacrost from within the source allacrost/ directory by running "./allacrost".
Windows
Visual Studio (VS) 2005
Load the Allacrost VS Project file, Allacrost.vcproj. It is in the root directory of the source archive.
Download develop package from http://www.allacrost.org/staff/libs/win/allarost-dep-win32-vc8sp1.zip, and add them to proper include and lib directories in vs2005.
At last, you have to copy all dll files to your project directory. (you can find those in allacrost windows demo directory, download from sourceforge)
This does not include the map editor, you have to install QT (kind of windows programming framework) for compiling that. Currently we're using QT 4.3.
For step by step instructions look here: http://www.allacrost.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1998
MinGW (from Linux)
These are instructions for cross-compiling Allacrost for Windows from Linux. You will need mingw installed on a Linux machine. In Debian or Ubuntu, this is as simple as "aptitude install mingw32".
You will need an Allacrost dependency archive. For latest stable, Demo 0.2.2, or latest svn. The last known svn version to compile with this archive is svn 1503.
Unzip your dependency file into your home directory. Now change to the root directory of your Allacrost source archive (ie ~/svn/allacrost/demo/). Execute the following:
autoreconf -i ./configure ~/allacrost-win32-depends/Makefiles/make.sh
