Project Organisation

[SegaBoy]

I recently grabbed dmc’s excellent SSKCorona from GitHub, however the project is arranged into different folders:

SSKCorona

• 1 The Library
• 2 The Sampler
• 3 Game-Frame SP
• 4 Game-Frame MP
• …

Unfortunately I can’t seem to get Glider to build this. Each directory has a main.lua, so each directory is essentially a different project but it’s all been loaded under the SSKCorona project - which doesn’t have a root folder containing main.lua.

What would be the best way to overcoming this? I’m thinking that I’m going to have to extract each directory and create a new project for each of them?

Any help would be appreciated. [import]uid: 33275 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 336391[/import]

[Pace]

I only got a chance to briefly looked at this library, but when you open the project in Glider, you have to open one of the sub folders as the project, not the whole ‘SSKCorona-master’ folder. The one I opened was ‘2- The Sampler’, and then set that as your main project and run it.
If when opening the project from file-- open project, click the + next to ‘SSKCorona-master’ and then go to the folder i.e. ‘2- The Sampler’, then select open, and set it as your main, then run.

Also read the readMe.txt in the SSKCorona-master folder, it tells you how to set up the library in your app. You will see the individual projects in the subfolders that are executable have been set up per this readMe file.
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[M.Y.developers]

@Segaboy,

Sorry about the delay in this response. One suggestion you could try is to drop a blank main.lua into the SSKCorona root folder. Glider will then see it as a project and allow you to open it with all the subfolders. Please not that a project in Glider is any folder with a main.lua file in it.

@Pace,
Thanks for the time spent helping us answer this question!

Regards,
M.Y. Developers
[import]uid: 55057 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144919[/import]

[Pace]

I only got a chance to briefly looked at this library, but when you open the project in Glider, you have to open one of the sub folders as the project, not the whole ‘SSKCorona-master’ folder. The one I opened was ‘2- The Sampler’, and then set that as your main project and run it.
If when opening the project from file-- open project, click the + next to ‘SSKCorona-master’ and then go to the folder i.e. ‘2- The Sampler’, then select open, and set it as your main, then run.

Also read the readMe.txt in the SSKCorona-master folder, it tells you how to set up the library in your app. You will see the individual projects in the subfolders that are executable have been set up per this readMe file.
[import]uid: 173551 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144736[/import]

[M.Y.developers]

@Segaboy,

Sorry about the delay in this response. One suggestion you could try is to drop a blank main.lua into the SSKCorona root folder. Glider will then see it as a project and allow you to open it with all the subfolders. Please not that a project in Glider is any folder with a main.lua file in it.

@Pace,
Thanks for the time spent helping us answer this question!

Regards,
M.Y. Developers
[import]uid: 55057 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144919[/import]

[Pace]

I only got a chance to briefly looked at this library, but when you open the project in Glider, you have to open one of the sub folders as the project, not the whole ‘SSKCorona-master’ folder. The one I opened was ‘2- The Sampler’, and then set that as your main project and run it.
If when opening the project from file-- open project, click the + next to ‘SSKCorona-master’ and then go to the folder i.e. ‘2- The Sampler’, then select open, and set it as your main, then run.

Also read the readMe.txt in the SSKCorona-master folder, it tells you how to set up the library in your app. You will see the individual projects in the subfolders that are executable have been set up per this readMe file.
[import]uid: 173551 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144736[/import]

[M.Y.developers]

@Segaboy,

Sorry about the delay in this response. One suggestion you could try is to drop a blank main.lua into the SSKCorona root folder. Glider will then see it as a project and allow you to open it with all the subfolders. Please not that a project in Glider is any folder with a main.lua file in it.

@Pace,
Thanks for the time spent helping us answer this question!

Regards,
M.Y. Developers
[import]uid: 55057 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144919[/import]

[Pace]

I only got a chance to briefly looked at this library, but when you open the project in Glider, you have to open one of the sub folders as the project, not the whole ‘SSKCorona-master’ folder. The one I opened was ‘2- The Sampler’, and then set that as your main project and run it.
If when opening the project from file-- open project, click the + next to ‘SSKCorona-master’ and then go to the folder i.e. ‘2- The Sampler’, then select open, and set it as your main, then run.

Also read the readMe.txt in the SSKCorona-master folder, it tells you how to set up the library in your app. You will see the individual projects in the subfolders that are executable have been set up per this readMe file.
[import]uid: 173551 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144736[/import]

[M.Y.developers]

@Segaboy,

Sorry about the delay in this response. One suggestion you could try is to drop a blank main.lua into the SSKCorona root folder. Glider will then see it as a project and allow you to open it with all the subfolders. Please not that a project in Glider is any folder with a main.lua file in it.

@Pace,
Thanks for the time spent helping us answer this question!

Regards,
M.Y. Developers
[import]uid: 55057 topic_id: 36391 reply_id: 144919[/import]