Downloading Latest Version of TGE
by Carpenter Software · in Torque Game Engine · 07/07/2006 (3:18 pm) · 4 replies
As a Mac User of TGE, how do I find out what the latest TGE version is available? And, how do I download it?
Additional Question:
What is the best way to clear (delete) all "*.cs.dso" files?
Thanks Jesse
Additional Question:
What is the best way to clear (delete) all "*.cs.dso" files?
Thanks Jesse
#2
07/07/2006 (5:00 pm)
Not sure if this is what Paul was saying, but one quick method I use for deleting all .DSO files (using Tiger) is through the use of Smart Folders. Just create a new Smart Folder from the Finder (File -> New Smart Folder), then tell it to look in your Game Folder for all files that end with ".DSO". Then you can just open the Smart Folder and do a quick Cmd-A (Select All) and Cmd-Delete (Send to Trash).
#3
07/07/2006 (7:56 pm)
As if you need another way... I have an Automator.app script that clears the .dso files from my build dir. Can't believe I didn't think of Paul's method, which is easy to add as an XCode post-build script. Duh.
#4
Question:
So at my account, there will always be the latest TGE version?
The reason why I am asking is because there are presently BUGS on TGE version 1.4.0. Have you heard anything about TGE version 1.4.1 or later?
Thanks for the TIPS on clearing (delete) all "*.cs.dso" files.
Jesse
07/08/2006 (12:56 pm)
@PaulQuestion:
So at my account, there will always be the latest TGE version?
The reason why I am asking is because there are presently BUGS on TGE version 1.4.0. Have you heard anything about TGE version 1.4.1 or later?
Thanks for the TIPS on clearing (delete) all "*.cs.dso" files.
Jesse
Torque Owner Paul Scott
Default Studio Name
A1) Download TGE from www.garagegames.com/myAccount/ .
Q2) How do I delete .dso files on a Mac?
A2) There are several ways; here's two of the easiest:
1) You can use the Finder's search-in-folder ability to find all files with .dso in the name, and trash them.
2) If you'd like to try the unix command line ( always remember, your Mac *is* a unix box ), open Terminal.app, navigate to your Torque directory, and type the following one-liner:
Share and Enjoy
/Paul