Hello all,

I configured a quick wizard for those of you who love Code::Blocks as much as I do.
The zip file contains the wizard folder and the wizards configuration file.

Unless you already defined previous wizards (in which case: read further down) you can safely unzip the contents of the package in the following diretory:
"..\CodeBlocks\share\CodeBlocks\templates\wizard"
Overwriting "config.script" wont do any harm. For manual configuration, read below.

After installing the wizard, follow the wizard's instructions to initially set up the paths. This only need to be done once. The next time you create a 3dgs plugin project, the paths you previously selected are taken.


Code::Blocks homepage
Code::Blocks wiki

Download Code::Blocks 3dgs plugin wizard


Keep in mind that if you previously had installed other wizards for Code::Blocks, you need to add the 3dgs wizard line to your own configuration file instead of copying this one. Otherwise you'll overwrite them.

To do so manually:
- Navigate to "..\CodeBlocks\share\CodeBlocks\templates\wizard"
- Open "config.script" in a notepad
- Add the following line into the RegisterWizards() function
* RegisterWizard(wizProject, _T("3dgsplugin"), _T("3dgs Plugin project"), _T("Console"));



And now a short impression:













If there's any requests for a 3dgs sdk_engine wizard, I'll make one. Just yell.

Regards,
Joozey

Now that's the stuff I'm intersted in as a fellow C::B user ;D

hmm...

it cant find adll.h

tried directories:
C:\Program Files\GStudio7
C:\Program Files\GStudio7\
C:\Program Files\GStudio7\sdk_plugin
C:\Program Files\GStudio7\sdk_plugin\

adll.h should be in your sdk_plugin folder. I know it's there with commercial and professional edition (right, anyone?), not sure with lower. But I read you have commercial, so you should have it there...

Are you sure you installed your 3d gamestudio in the GStudio7 folder? Else you need to change the path to the correct one.

yeah, i am pretty sure the file is there.

(btw, it asks me to define the 'gs' enviroment variable before i use it.)

Press cancel at that weird screen, then select your 3dgs folder, that should do it.

YELL

REF:engine wizard
yes that would be nice

I figured that not everyone has the file adlllib.a in their sdk_plugin folder. This has been changed to adll.lib, so everything should work now for everyone. Please give it a test and post the results.

One engine wizard coming up somewhere this week :P

nice, it works now
(idk why but i kinda liek CB more than MS VS express editions. it's like you more free,not really explainable in fact.+ it starts up faster )


Thanks Jooz
edit:

i get this:


i guess it's not really related to wizard,cuz i remember that i messed up with GNU GCC compiler...any idee how to fix this? (apart from reinstalling C::B)

It has little to do with reinstalling C::B. As the error says, the debugger simply uses an invalid compiler, probably because no compiler is defined for the debugger. In build settings you can select the debug target and see what compiler is selected. GNU GCC should do to my knowledge, otherwise I have no answer either.