Wolf3D Source - Errors while compiling

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  1. PsyCHotIcphREak, Mar 21, 2013

    PsyCHotIcphREak macrumors newbie

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    Hi all,
    I need some help compiling the Wolfenstein 3D Classic source code. (http://www.idsoftware.com/iphone-games/wolfenstein-3d-classic-platinum/index.html)
    When I load the xcodeproject and hit Run, I get the following errors:

    (null): error: /Users/xxx/Desktop/Sources/Wolf3D_Classic/code/iphone/POSITYPE-idSettler10v2.otf: No such file or directory

    and a bunch of other errors in the same style missing some .PNGs.
    The ReadMe says all data-files are included in the source code.

    What am I doing wrong?
     
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  2. dejo, Mar 21, 2013

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    I don't think you're doing anything wrong. That project bundle is simply missing a lot of resources. That project is about 4 years old now and so, even if you get all the required resources somehow, I suspect it would require a good deal of effort to bring it "up to speed", as it were.
     
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  3. PsyCHotIcphREak, Mar 21, 2013

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    :( - I thought you could simply take a complete sourcecode bundle, compile and run it on a current xcode, and done.

    So, it's not as easy as I thought...

    Well, thanks anyway dejo...
     
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  4. dejo, Mar 21, 2013

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    Yeah, but the problem is the bundle is not complete. It's missing resources.

    Besides the missing files, there are a number of other errors/warnings that are preventing it from compiling.

    Unfortunately not.

    You're welcome. I'm not sure if contacting John Carmack and asking if he'd like to bring the iPhone project up-to-date would work. :D
     
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  5. ArtOfWarfare, Mar 21, 2013

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    Generally, if a game programmer decides to help others by sharing their code but wants to still make money selling their app, they'll release all or some of the code but keep the resources to themselves, so as to prevent people from making unauthorized ports and canablizing the programmer's own sales.

    IE, Lugaru is open source, but the only textures it includes are the original non-HD graphics. Current copies of the game, sold through the MAS for examples, have much better graphics.
     
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