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This wiki has been moved to https://github.com/SuperTux/wiki into the mediawiki branch.

• 6Release 0.3.1
• 7Release 0.3.0
• 8Most Recent Binaries

Note to Packagers

The 0.3.x versions series is meant to show of new features of the engine, new graphics and such. It is not meant to be fully playable or polished. For that reason it is recommend that distributions should, for example, not replace a 'supertux' package of SuperTux 0.1.x, but instead ship a new 'supertux2' package of SuperTux 0.3.x.

Release 0.3.5

This is an unstable development snapshot of SuperTux released on April 11, 2015.

Release 0.3.4

This is an unstable development snapshot of SuperTux released in July of 2013.

Release 0.3.3

→ Announcement on supertux-devel

This is an unstable development snapshot of SuperTux, released on March 1^st, 2010.

This version is available as a source code tarball, from the following locations:

A Windows installer has been released:

Note about the 0.3.2 Release

Apparently, there are Mac binaries out there called version 0.3.2. These are built from a recent SVN snapshot and it's not an official release from the SuperTux Team. The latest version is 0.3.1.If you want to build and release binaries from development snapshots you are welcome to do so, but please point this out in the version number (for example, by adding -SVN or -unofficial or a date) to avoid confusion.

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Release 0.3.1

This is an unstable development snapshot of SuperTux.

To download SuperTux 0.3.1, please find your system in the following table:

Note about editor: If you get errors about 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object' see the 'Bugs and Errors' section in the Editor FAQ

Contributed Binaries

None (we know of) so far.

Release 0.3.0

To download SuperTux 0.3.0, please find your system in the following table:

Contributed Binaries

Most Recent Binaries

These versions are unstable development binaries of SuperTux containing features added since the release of the last snapshot. These are unofficial versions of SuperTux and are generally built by third parties. These snapshots are not all at the same point of development, and may suffer from bugs unique to their build. They are ideal for those interested in the most recent developments of the game but do not want or know how to build from the source code.

Ubuntu

Builds of for both SuperTux and editor are available for Ubuntu. They are updated daily to contain the most recent developments and are accessible here:

Release 0.3.4

This is an unstable development snapshot of SuperTux released in July of 2013.

This wiki has been moved to https://github.com/SuperTux/wiki into the mediawiki branch.

SuperTux 0.3.x: This text describes features that can be found in SuperTux 0.3.0 or later

This article contains content that is outdated. It might describe an obsolete concept or a concept that was implemented in a different way.

Outdated: SVN version uses cmake/make instead of autoconf/jam. See INSTALL.

• 3Prerequisites
• 4Source Code from release ≤ 0.3.1
• 5Source Code from release ≥ 0.3.1 and from SVN
• 6Setting up IDEs
• 7Compiling the editor
  • 7.1Setup
  • 7.2Building

Supertux development mainly happens on Linux. The source code is written in a portable manner but the tools and development environment for windows isn't there. However, you should be able to get the game built with the help of MSYS and MinGW. Find more detailed instructions at Building on Windows.

You can also cross-compile the game with MinGW or M Cross Environment.

Prebuilt binaries can be found at User:Rgcjonas

Ravu al Hemio has written a guide for Mac OS X Tiger users on building SuperTux <=0.3.1.

x2on writes a guide for Mac OS X Snow Leopard users on building SuperTux >=0.3.2 SVN.

A new guide for building SuperTux >= 0.3.3 Git is here available

You will need the following tools and libraries to build SuperTux on your system:

• gcc compiler &co (gcc, g++, binutils, glibc)
• gettext
• autoconf
• cmake
• SDL (*)
• SDL-image (*)
• PhysFS (*)
• Ogg/Vorbis (*)
• OpenGL (*)
• OpenAL (*)
• libcurl (*) (optional)
• libboost (*) (SVN only)
• libglew (*) (SVN only)

You should make sure that you also have development headers and libraries installed for the tools marked with (*).

Most distributions offer separate developer versions for these libraries.

Debian

Debian users should run

and (if you want the Add-on Manager)

to install them.

Ubuntu

First of all, set the 'sources' of Ubuntu:

Open the Software and Updates and Ubuntu Software tab select Main Server in the Download from; in the Other Software tab check the two Independent boxes. Click Close and then Reload. Wait for the update process to finish.

1. Open the Terminal and use the 'sudo apt-get build-dep supertux' command and after use 's' to confirm;

2. Use the following commands, one after the other, and wait to download them:

3. Using Mozilla Firefox or the browser you prefer, download this file:

...and unzip it in the Home folder. In Terminal, use the following commands:

4. Open this link and click on 'Download .zip'After downloading, unzip the downloaded file to the Home folder and rename it to 'supertux' (without quotes).

5. In Terminal, use these commands:

Just go in supertux folder you will find the game compiled and ready to run.

Gentoo

Gentoo users should run

and (if you want the Add-on Manager)

FC6

For Fedora, use yum and don't forget the development packages!

(assuming gcc, gettext and autoconf are already installed)

Configuring the source

Before compiling the source code you have to configure it so that it gets adapted to your machine. Use the following commands:

configure checks if all prerequisites are met.

Compiling the source

You can compile the source code from commandline with the help of jam. Simply type

and the game should build. You should Contact us in case of errors or problems.

Getting the source from SVN

The first thing to get started with supertux is getting the latest development resources from the subversion repository. How to do this is described here at Download/Subversion.

Configuring and Compiling

SuperTux uses CMake to generate a set of Makefiles for the build process. To generate these Makefiles and build SuperTux, perform the following steps which are also described in INSTALLwhich comes in the source archive.

1. `cd' to the directory where you unpacked the SuperTux source archive, i.e. to the directory containing `src' and `data'.
2. Create and change to a new, empty build directory by running `mkdir build', `cd build'.
3. Run `cmake -DDEBUG=ON ..' to create the Makefiles needed to build SuperTux with debug options. If you are missing any libraries needed to build SuperTux, install those first, then try running CMake again.
4. Type `make' to start the build process.
5. SuperTux does not need to be installed on the system, you can run it from its own directory.

This section is under construction. IDEs that should be able to handle supertux include:

Kdevelop 4

You can feed Kdevelop with the CMakeLists.txt. (Project -> Open/Import Project)

Eclipse with CDT

• create a build directory outside of the supertux checkout dir.

Example: Your supertux source is located in ~/supertux. You would normally create your build directory ~/supertux/build but eclipse seems to fail in that case. So you create ~/supertux-build.

• run cmake inside that build directory using the eclipse generator:

• now open eclipse and select File -> import -> general -> existing project into workspace
• Select your build directory as root directory and click finish.

Setup

To compile the editor you should make sure that you have some additional dependencies available:

• An already compiled and working svn version of supertux
• mono 1.2.2.1 or newer
• gtk-sharp 2.8

Debian

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Debian users can run the following command to do this:

If you get an error like

when the editor is compiling, do this as root:

Gentoo

Gentoo users can use this command:

Unmask any packages that might be needed on your arch (none needed on either x86 or amd64).

FC6

Just install mono and gtk-sharp2 using yum, and don't forget to install gtk-sharp2-devel (gtk-sharp2-2.10.0-3.fc6 and mono-core-1.1.17.1-4.fc6 worked fine):

Download the source for the editor into /some/directory/supertux-sharp. For pkgconfig, you need to include /usr in the path, so for bash:

Generic

If you have to use the generic installer from the web, be warned that neither the stable(1.1.13) or current(1.1.15_2) have the correct version for gtk-sharp. The recommended way to resolve this is:

1. Install mono using an all-in-one generic installer

The all-in-one installer will try to adjust your environment through the .bashrc file. This is not a proper system-wide change, so (in Slackware at least) modify these scripts and place them in /etc/profile.d

mono.csh

mono.sh

Also, add /path/to/mono/lib in /etc/ld.so.confYou may have to login again after these changes so they can take affect.

2. Download the source of gtk-sharp at go-mono.com/sources-latest/

3. Compile and install gtk-sharp using './configure --prefix=/path/to/mono'

4. Verify that the new version is correct by running 'pkg-config --modversion gtk-sharp-2.0' (May need to login again for this)

Building

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You can compile the editor from commandline with jam. Simply type

and the editor will be built. You can then start the editor with

There are also complete monodevelop project files for the editor in the svn. (TODO write about the hacks needed to actually compile the source in monodevelop).

You might want to read the Editor FAQ at this point.

FC6

In my installation, the editor starts with the following output to the console:

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On the first run, these paths were not correctly set, so the editor stopped with an error. The editor offers to set the paths interactively, but that didn't work for me. Instead edit the config file settings.xml itself:

Tux Game

Yours will probably look differently, and you have to fill in your appropriate paths. Note that LastDirectoryName must exist, otherwise you will run into errors again. Just use the path to data, that should be ok. Do not add any white space between the paths and the tags!