Micropather's files are already provided in /extlibs/src/micropather/ and micropather.h is already placed in /extlibs/include/micropather/
Teal doesn't use Nazara v0.4, it uses a nightly. You can use any Nazara nightly as long as it is more recent than commit 394f9eee
Link to NazaraEngine's GitHub repository ; Some prebuilts are available here
- If you downloaded an archive correctly packaged, unzip it into
/build/(or make a symbolic link of the package folder if you already have prebuilts somewhere else. To package Nazara Engine with your binaries, go into itsbuildfolder and runpremake5 --pack-libdir=<msvc|mingw|gmake|...> package) - Use
premake5 --lib-toolset=<vs2017|gmake|gmake2|...> install_nazara(if you need to update Nazara Engine, you can easily wipe the files withpremake5 --toolset=<...> clean_nazara)
or, if the archive is incorrectly packaged (manual way): - Place [
package/include/](Nazara|NDK) into/extlibs/include/nazara/
Note: Micropather is already built for VS2015 & VS2017. You can skip this step if you use Visual Studio
Link to Micropather's GitHub repository (no need to download any file, the needed one are already there)
- Move into
/extlibs/src/micropather/and launchpremake5for micropather, then build it - Copy the .lib/.a/.pdb files into
/extlibs/lib/<YourIDE>/<YourPlatform>/micropather/e.g./extlibs/lib/gmake/x64/micropather/
- If you used
premake5 install_nazara, do nothing
else: - Download the prebuilts if you use one of the corresponding compilers, else, download the sources and build it.
- Copy the .lib/.pdb/.a/.so files into
/extlibs/lib/<YourIDE>/<YourPlatform>/nazara/e.g./extlibs/lib/vs2017/x86/nazara/, then copy the .dll files into/wdirs/<YourPlatform>/
Finally, get into /build/ and use one of the available Build_* scripts in utility or launch premake5 to generate project files for your IDE (try premake5 --help to have the list of available actions)
Then, just build it.