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TGE sdk?

by jydog · in Torque Game Engine · 06/12/2006 (4:31 pm) · 5 replies

I have seen several references to "the TGE sdk".

Is this simply a reference to TGE or is there a seperate SDK?

Randy

#1
06/12/2006 (4:39 pm)
It's the code in which torque is made up of... lots of .h and .cc files that you compile to make the .exe

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SDK
#2
06/13/2006 (7:47 am)
It's simply referring to TGE itself. TGE _IS_ the TGE SDK.
#3
06/13/2006 (9:35 am)
Yea, thats what I thought.

It just seams like they are refered to as seperate things sometimes.
#4
06/13/2006 (9:44 am)
@Jonathon
Well, actually I'd have to say that you are wrong, TGE isn't necessarily the SDK itself. You have TGE the ENGINE (Compiled and ready to add content to, or binary form only) and then you have the TGE SDK (source code, ready for modification and compilation). Anyone can download TGE, the demos. But only if you buy the license do you own the SDK.
#5
06/13/2006 (10:57 am)
TGE and TGE SDK are one in the same. The demo is just that, a demo, it is neither TGE nor TGE SDK, it is TGE Demo. TGE comes with all source included which means that when you are referring to one or the other, you are referring to the same thing.

He is asking about it to make sure that the purchased copy of TGE, called TGE, is in fact the same thing as the TGE SDK that other places reference. The answer to that questions is.. YES!