Dink Smallwood HD
-- To just download working versions to play Dink Smallwood:
Visit https://www.rtsoft.com/pages/dink.php for installers for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android
-- How to compile and run the source to create dink.exe on Windows using Visual Studio 2017:
- First, be able to compile and run the proton example RTSimpleApp. More info at www.protonsdk.com on installing and setting up proton
- Move the RTDink directory checkout to a sub directory of your proton dir. (it works exactly like a proton example)
- Sign up at fmod.com and download FMod Studio for Windows. Unzip to \shared\win\fmodstudio, so you should have a proton\shared\win\fmodstudio\api dir, etc.
- Install Visual Studio 2017 (Community version works fine and is free) and open RTDink\windows_vs2017\iPhoneRTDink.sln
- By default, Proton SDK's main.cpp is setup to compile for iPhone most likely. Assuming you'd rather not have an iPhone build, search the project for "//WORK: Change device emulation here" and right under that,
change it from string desiredVideoMode = "iPhone Landscape"; or whatever it was to "string desiredVideoMode = "Windows"; instead. (this is where you can emulate many devices and sizes)
- Set the profile to "Release GL" and "Win32". (or "Debug GL" is ok too) Compile. If it worked, you should have a dink.exe created in DinkHD/bin.
- Install DinkHD from rtsoft.com. (most media is not included on here, so this is a way to get it..) Overwrite its dink.exe and fmod.dll (as that is probably different now) with your new one. It should run!
- To build the HTML5 version, check out https://www.rtsoft.com/wiki/doku.php?id=proton:html5_setup
Use the "Debug GL" or "Release GL" solution configuations in 32 bit. Debug GL 64 bit is also setup (just to test - as I actually don't package a 64 bit version for Windows, just iOS)
--- Have a bugfix or patch?! Please send it over to Seth! Please note that any submission (code, media, translations, ect) must be 100% compatible with the license as listed in the source license
See script/installer/readme.txt for what's new info.
-- Note about various ports
- While this is the source code used for the mobile versions too, not everything is included to build those versions