Well, finally got around to fixing my engine up for a release. It's a little buggy, but it shouldn't crash. Got it all up on sourceforge now: http://sourceforge.n...ts/simplemmorpg and you can download it here.
Anyway, figured I'd have a quick rant about the complexity of sourceforge. It's a nightmare!
But thankfully, you've got me, your trusty gabehabe, to fill you in on how to do it.
I did this through FileZilla but it's pretty standard on how to upload.
See, when you're adding/editing a release, you can't just upload the file from the edit page. Oh, no. Nothing is simple, believe you me.
So...
Connecting!
Connect to the server sftp://frs.sourceforge.net
username/password are your sf credentials. (Come to think of it, I have no idea what you'd do if you registered with an OpenID.)
Port: 22 (default SFTP port)
Then, and here's the bit I had trouble with:
FINDING WHERE TO PUT THAT BLOODY FILE
So, you're now on the server. The path you need to go to should look something like this:
/incoming/u/us/username/uploads
Where you replace username with your own username. For example, if your username is johnsmith:
/incoming/j/jo/johnsmith/uploads
etc...
Then, simply drop the file you want to upload into that directory, go to the add/edit releases in your web browser, and you should see it there.
Anyway, figured I'd have a quick rant about the complexity of sourceforge. It's a nightmare!
But thankfully, you've got me, your trusty gabehabe, to fill you in on how to do it.
I did this through FileZilla but it's pretty standard on how to upload.
See, when you're adding/editing a release, you can't just upload the file from the edit page. Oh, no. Nothing is simple, believe you me.
So...
Connecting!
Connect to the server sftp://frs.sourceforge.net
username/password are your sf credentials. (Come to think of it, I have no idea what you'd do if you registered with an OpenID.)
Port: 22 (default SFTP port)
Then, and here's the bit I had trouble with:
FINDING WHERE TO PUT THAT BLOODY FILE
So, you're now on the server. The path you need to go to should look something like this:
/incoming/u/us/username/uploads
Where you replace username with your own username. For example, if your username is johnsmith:
/incoming/j/jo/johnsmith/uploads
etc...
Then, simply drop the file you want to upload into that directory, go to the add/edit releases in your web browser, and you should see it there.
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