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These Milkshape plugins require a DLL that allows the plugin to function
(DON'T get me started on the genius of returning C++ classes from DLLs...)
Details on building this are in step II.
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I. GETTING STARTED
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Pre-requisites:
mingw with msys.
Microsoft C++ Compiler (I used the free Visual C++ 2003 Toolkit).
Windows Platform SDK. This should only be a temporary requirement until
I clean up my dialog resource files.
w32dlib -- this is a simple Win32 dialog library available from:
http://www.wherewilliputthisbloodything?/
Edit make.conf and set the path to your Milkshape SDK as appropriate.
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II. BUILDING THE DLL WRAPPER
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To build:
1. Open a command tool (with paths set to the MS C++ compiler) and cd
into the wrapper directory.
2. type 'nmake'.
3. Copy the resulting mingwms.dll to your Milkshape application directory.
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III. BUILDING THE TEST DLL
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You can skip this if your feeling over-confident...
1. Open an MSYS shell.
2. cd ./test
3. Type make.
4. Copy the resulting mstest.dll to your Milkshape application directory.
5. Run Milkshape and test the "Mingw test plugin". It simply displays
the names of the meshes in a model using the medium of Message Boxes.
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IV. BUILDING THE (SIMPLE) OPENGL DLL
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You can skip this if your feeling over-confident...
1. Open an MSYS shell.
2. cd ./opengl
3. make depend
3. make
4. Copy the resulting msGLExport.dll to your Milkshape directory.
5. Run Milkshape, load a model and you can export using "Simple OpenGL".
6. Docs for this will (one day) be available in docs/msGLExport.txt
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$Id: INSTALL,v 1.1 2005-04-15 00:53:56 ianc Exp $
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