VERY stupid question...

#1 Download visual c++

In the following:
C:/torque/Torque 1.5.2/VS2005


and open the file TorqueDemo.

Scroll down the list or the left till u see the TorqueDemo select it, right click it and click compile.

#2 What about on a Mac?

#3 In a similar vein to Jermaine's answer:

Download XCode

In the following:
"Torque Game Engine 1.5.2 SDK/Torque SDK/xcode/"

and open the file "torque_xcode_2_2_UB.xcodeproj"

Clicky the build button at the top

Gary (-;

#4 Ok, so I'm trying to get AIguard into starter.fps, and now every time I open it it crashes. I'm pretty sure the problem is I recompiled wrong. Could someone tell me exactly the preferences I need in XCode, where to put the build, every darn thing? Please?
Edit: I took out all the aiguard files from the engine, and replaced the old starter.fps files with ones from my backup.
Edit 2: So it's working now of course.

#5 Is it working now? What was wrong? What did you do to fix it?

You ask for help, but you do nothing to help others in the process. You don't even make it easy for us to help you. Starting threads like "A stupid question... how do I recompile?". Did you bother to check any of the documentation before posting? Search the forums?

I really don't mean to be abrasive here, but there are many many many posts like this and it is diluting the usefulness of the forums. Information is repeated over and over again simply because people don't bother to search for an answer to a question that has most likely been asked before.

When someone has a problem here, there is a good chance they aren't the only one (now or in the future). It is best to explain fully what is going on, especially if the problem is resolved, so that others who have the same problem you have can solve it without making a new post.

#6 I did fully explain what's going on, and I have searched. And in the post right above yours I said I took out all of the aiGuard files so now starter.fps won't crash.