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by ArchonLight · in Torque Game Engine · 02/23/2009 (9:41 am) · 6 replies

Hi everyone!

Its been a while since I have posted. I am just trying to remember what are the programs I need to modify the engine??

One is a copy of C++ from visual studio and the other was Torque SDK correct?? Where can I get Torque SDK if that is the proper program.

Also can someone go through the process of after modifying the build of saving it correctly?? I know INSIDE of c++ I need to link it properly so that way when i rebuild it rebuilds a new copy of my exe file into my project folder

Thanks!
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Employee Michael Perry
ZombieShortbus
#1
02/23/2009 (9:58 am)
If you are developing on Windows:

- TGE SDK 1.5.2
- Visual Studio 2005 or above (Express should work)
- Script Editor - Torsion is the best, but you can also use Notepad, Notepad++, and Visual Studio. However, Torsion is the only one that gives you project packaging, syntax highlighting, auto-complete, and a debugger.

There are a few other tools that will make your life easier, but those are the bare minimum. I also recommend Subversion, TortoiseSVN, WinMerge, and some kind of project management software.

Torque Owner ArchonLight
#2
02/23/2009 (10:04 am)
Okay soo i just need a version of TGE or is there an SDK specific version???

Torque 3D Owner Bruce Wallace
#3
02/23/2009 (10:14 am)
This Should help you get back into it:

tdn.garagegames.com/wiki/Torque/vs2k5
docs.garagegames.com/tge/official/

Employee Michael Perry
ZombieShortbus
#4
02/23/2009 (10:33 am)
Well, you already have the SDK. So go to your account page and download v.1.5.2

Torque Owner Daniel Buckmaster
T3D Steering Committee
#5
02/23/2009 (12:43 pm)
Codeweaver also gives you script editing functionality similar to Torsion - or is it no longer available?

Torque 3D Owner Morrock
#6
02/23/2009 (1:07 pm)
Codeweaver is still available, but the updater no longer works, or at least won't work for me and several people I know. Either way, it's still a good Torque IDE.