Download Orxonox

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Source access

The best and most convenient way to access our source code is to use SVN? and check out the trunk as it contains the most updated and recent stable features:

​https://svn.orxonox.net/game/code/trunk

You also need the media files. The default search locations for CMake? is one directory above slash media and in the checkout directory slash media. If you use another directory, the path can be configured with CMake at compile time? or later by editing <build directory>/config/orxonox.ini (look for "mediaPath").

​https://svn.orxonox.net/game/data/trunk

Anonymous Access

If you only want to download the source, you can use the link above but replace https with http. Contact us if you are interested in committing content and therefore need an account.

Binaries

At the moment, there are no official binaries or install packages available for Orxonox, since the game is still in an early development stage. Please use the source distribution from Subversion.
However there is sort of a tech demo compilation of the 0.0.3 tag. The package is only available for Windows though. Download ​here (7-Zip archive).

Compiling from Source

General Build System Guide

There is document that describes the steps have have to go through on very platform. There is also a description of the available build system options.
General Options and Instructions?.

Select your OS specific installation guide from the list below:

• Windows with MinGW?
• Windows with MS Visual Studio?

• Gentoo Linux?
• Debian GNU/Linux?
• Ubuntu Linux?

• Mac OSX?

• Special instructions for the ETH Tardis? Computers at the Electrical Engineering department

• Possible Problems under Linux?

For the previous version of Orxonox, there still are installation guides available:

• Installation on Fedora Linux?
• Installation on Mac OSX?

Precompiled Dependencies

For some Compilers on Windows we supply the dependencies with the libraries and includes directly as archive. If you download archives for multiple compilers simply overwrite the include files without regard, they're the same anyway.

	Size	Compiler	Date	Version	Content	Note
​7-Zip	13MB	Visual Studio 2005	18.07.2009	2.0	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	13MB	Visual Studio 2005	24.07.2009	3.0	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	13MB	Visual Studio 2005	09.10.2009	3.1	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	14MB	Visual Studio 2005	09.10.2009	4.0	Includes and binaries	Using OGRE version 1.6

​7-Zip	19MB	Visual Studio 2005	18.07.2009	2/3	debug symbols	Helps stepping through libraries
​7-Zip	22MB	Visual Studio 2005	09.10.2009	4	debug symbols	Helps stepping through libraries

​7-Zip	13MB	Visual Studio 2008	18.07.2009	2.0	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	13MB	Visual Studio 2008	24.07.2009	3.0	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	13MB	Visual Studio 2008	09.10.2009	3.1	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	14MB	Visual Studio 2008	09.10.2009	4.0	Includes and binaries	Using OGRE version 1.6

​7-Zip	21MB	Visual Studio 2008	18.07.2009	2/3	debug symbols	Helps stepping through libraries
​7-Zip	23MB	Visual Studio 2008	09.10.2009	4	debug symbols	Helps stepping through libraries

​7-Zip	8MB	MinGW	18.07.2009	2.0	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	9MB	MinGW	24.07.2009	3.0	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	8MB	MinGW	09.10.2009	3.1	Includes and binaries
​7-Zip	9MB	MinGW	09.10.2009	4.0	Includes and binaries