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Note that this has been tested only with windows 10, but i tried to maintain compatibility with at least windows 7 and perhaps even XP.
Should you encounter any issues, please upload the file "installnightly.log", otherwise i will not be able to help you.
This is still in early stages of development, so if you encounter any bugs, it would be nice if you reported them with screenshots.
Since Endless Sky doesn't run as standalone executable, we first need download the necessary data files. There are 2 ways to do this:
- Download the Repository manually. This has the downside of having to re-download the entire Repository again if changes to the datafiles happen.
- Using Git to clone the Repository. Git is the version control system github uses. Instead of downloading the entire repository, git only downloads the changes that have been made to the repository at github since the last update.
To download manually, just download this archive[codeload.github.com] and unzip it whereever you want ES to be installed.To clone the repository, we first need a git client of any sort. I will use the Github desktop client for this guide, but feel free to use your git client of choice.
First, head over to https://desktop.github.com/ and install the github desktop client on your computer. Open it, and go to File -> Clone Repository. Select the tab "URL", then enter "endless-sky/endless-sky" (without quotes). "Local path" is where ES will be installed, so change it to whatever you like. Once you're done, press "Clone". Github Desktop will download the repository now. If you ever want to update your datafiles, all you need to do is open Github Desktop and it will automatically pull the latest changes from the repo (You can tell it's pulling from the refresh symbol next to "Fetch origin").
Now you will have a directory that contains folders named "data", "images", "source" etc. For the rest of the guide, i will refer to this directory as "ES root".
Step 2: Download the required Libraries
Endless Sky requires some libraries to run. Download them from here[mcofficer.me], then unpack the archive and place the .dll files you find inside in your ES root.
Step 3: Download the EndlessSky.exe from Jenkins
Head over to the Jenkins server[ci.mcofficer.me]. You will see a link named "Artifacts of the last successful build", and below it the link to the EndlessSky.exe. Download it an place it in your ES root. Note: currently, there is no automated way to download the latest nightly builds, you have to do this manually - there is no need to re-do steps 1 and 2, though.
Edit: there is a small script available:
Have fun with your ES nightly build!
I can't guarantee 100% uptime for my server, you probably just happened to hit a downtime. If it doesn't work, just wait a few hours and try again.
If i run into any major problems, i will post here to keep you updated.
yep. you don't have to update.
if they are in the same folder as the EndlessSky.exe, I have no idea why it doesn't work, so my guess is that they aren't.
lol no problem
if yes then what time (utc+0) are u updating it?