38 | | If you wish to have more options than listed here, you will have to consult Reto or the CMake online docs. |
| 38 | If you wish to have more options than listed here, you will have to consult an Orxonox developer or the CMake online docs. |
| 39 | || Variable Name || Default Value || Description || |
| 40 | || CEGUILUA_USE_EXTERNAL_LIBRARY || false || Usually we supply the correct version (regarding the CEGUI version) of the CEGUI script libraries with the source repository. This eliminates the essential need to link CEGUILua and Orxonox against the same Lua version (5.0 or 5.1, subversion shouldn't matter). If you want to use your own CEGUILua library, activate this switch. BUT BE SURE TO KNOW WHICH VERSION OF LUA IS WAS LINKED AGAINST. Tests have shown that non concurring versions result in immediate crashes. || |
| 41 | || CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX || /usr (Unix), %Program Files%\Orxonox (Windows) || Where you would like to install Orxonox. See the install section below for more information. || |
| 42 | || DEPENDENCY_PACKAGE_ENABLE || false (Unix), true (Windows) || Use a package of precompiled dependencies. This only works if there is already a PackageConfigX.cmake file in the "cmake" folder. Currently we deploy such packages for MSVC and MinGW on Windows, where this option is on per default. || |
| 43 | || DEPENDENCY_PACKAGE_DIR || found automatically || The directory in which the precompiled dependencies can be found. That path has to contain the "include" folder || |
| 44 | || |