NextMU is a rework of the famous MMORPG Mu Online.
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Some dependencies are required to be downloaded and installed from their websites, follow is the list of dependencies:
- NoesisGUI (https://www.noesisengine.com/licensing.php)
FreeImage (https://freeimage.sourceforge.io/download.html)
This library is already distributed as part of this project with its own license which can be found below, since it is a dual license library we selected the license that is compatible with the project.
Download and install the latest Vulkan SDK from https://vulkan.lunarg.com/sdk/home.
Download and install the latest CMake from https://cmake.org/download/.
If you are using linux be sure to install at least CMake 3.22 from the package manager.
Extract it into ./dependencies/installed/noesisgui (you will need to create installed and noesisgui folder, remember to make it lowercase).
Open CMake, choose the repository folder, set builds/windows-(x64|x86|arm|arm64|arm64ec) as output directory, press configure, choose Visual Studio 2022, select the platform (x64|Win32|ARM|ARM64|ARM64EC), wait until it finish configure everything, change NEXTMU_COMPANY_NAME and NEXTMU_GAME_NAME to match your Company (if you don't have one, just use a fantasy name) and your Game name, press generate, go to the builds/windows-(x64|x86|arm|arm64|arm64ec) folder, open the solution and compile.
After you finish building everything you will be able to find the executable and the DLLs inside of the builds/windows-(x64|x86|arm|arm64|arm64ec)/client/windows/(Debug|Release) folder.
Ubuntu is the current distro tested, first you need to install CMake, cURL and a few others things, you can follow the next instructions:
sudo apt install -y cmake curl python3 pip libstdc++-12-dev libx11-dev libxext-dev libgl-dev libglx-dev libtinfo5
bash -c "$(wget -O - https://apt.llvm.org/llvm.sh)"
Install CLion following this page instructions https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/installation-guide.html#toolbox, if you want you can use another IDE.
After that you can configure the CMake and compile it, CLion can do it for you.
Open CMake, choose the repository folder, set builds/macos as output directory, press configure, choose Xcode, wait until it finish configure everything, change NEXTMU_COMPANY_NAME and NEXTMU_GAME_NAME to match your Company (if you don't have one, just use a fantasy name) and your Game name, press generate, open Xcode, open Xcode project from builds/macos folder, configure the scheme to use NextMu executable and build.
Open the repository folder with Android Studio, let it start configuring everything, build and that is all. Remember to always use the latest NDK, also install the latest CMake and configure it inside local.properties file inside the root repository directory (if you don't have one just create it), configure it using cmake.dir, you can search in deep instructions in Google, you will find an official instruction from Android Studio.
Each license listed below are required to be listed in a user manual as part of your distribution, some licenses might have special requirements which can make this optional or permit you to provide it in a differet way.
Commercial, please read their pricing page (https://www.noesisengine.com/licensing.php) and follow their instructions, it is a really good commercial UI library and provides lot of features, if you don't want to use it you can modify the code and change to another library but I recommend this library due performance and flexibility beside stability and good price.
List it inside the user manual of your application distribution, if there is no way to access to it (like in Android and iOS) I recommend to include it in a credits screen.
This software uses the FreeImage open source image library. See http://freeimage.sourceforge.net for details. FreeImage is used under the FIPL, version 1.0.