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I am not proficient with bash scripts, but I have included my attempt at providing the same level of support to Mac OS X and Linux as I do with my native OS, Windows.
You will have to compile your own binaries using the instructions below and replace the string ".linux" in the installation script with nothing or any existing Mac prefix. I'm truly sorry about this.
Note that on Mac OS X, you will have to compile your own binaries using the instructions below and replace the string ".linux" in the installation script with nothing or any existing Mac prefix. I'm truly sorry about this.
First, copy VACA15.SSI or VACATION.GRP to this directory and run vaca_install.sh.
13,13 → 13,13
If you want to attempt manual installation, or need help along the way:
1. Copy only VACA15.SSI from your Duke Caribbean CD to a temporary directory. It should be found in the VACATION/ directory.
2. Extract the SSI using unpackssi. (http://www.jonof.id.au/misc#unpackssi) The syntax is "unpackssi VACA15.SSI".
2. Extract the SSI using unpackssi. (http://www.jonof.id.au/misc#unpackssi) The syntax is "unpackssi VACA15.SSI". Binaries for x86 Win32 and x86 Linux have been included.
3. Rename VACATION.PRG to VACATION.GRP.
4. Copy only VACATION.GRP to your EDuke32 directory. The rest you may delete.
5. Extract the maps from VACATION.GRP using kextract. The syntax is "kextract VACATION.GRP VACA*.MAP". This program's source is included with EDuke32. To compile it, first compile EDuke32 following the steps at the wiki (http://wiki.eduke32.com). Then type "make" in the "build/" directory.
5. Extract the maps from VACATION.GRP using kextract. The syntax is "kextract VACATION.GRP VACA*.MAP". Binaries for x86 Win32 and x86 Linux have been included. This program's source is included with EDuke32. To compile it, first compile EDuke32 following the steps at the wiki (http://wiki.eduke32.com). Then type "make" in the "build/" directory.
6. Rename the maps so that they are all lowercase. (e.g. VACADM1.MAP -> vacadm1.map)
7. Patch the maps using bspatch. (http://www.daemonology.net/bsdiff/) The syntax is "bspatch <source> <destination> <patch>".
8. Put the Duke3D HRP, Update Pack, XXX Pack if so desired, and Music Pack in ~/.eduke32/autoload/
7. Patch the maps using uips. (http://www.neillcorlett.com/uips/) The syntax is "uips a <ips> <map>". Binaries for x86 Win32 and x86 Linux have been included.
8. Put the Duke3D HRP, Update Pack, XXX Pack if so desired, and Music Pack in autoload/duke3d.grp/
9. Run EDuke32 with the command line options.