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: 1. Extract the contents of cake-tools.zip into the <FFXIV Classic source location> folder.
 
: 1. Extract the contents of cake-tools.zip into the <FFXIV Classic source location> folder.
 
: 2. Windows: Double-click build.cmd Mac/Linux: Run build.sh from your terminal.
 
: 2. Windows: Double-click build.cmd Mac/Linux: Run build.sh from your terminal.
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Revision as of 15:56, 18 April 2018

Compiling from source

Compiler Requirements

Compiler Requirements
Operating Sytem Tool
Windows Build Tools for Visual Studio 2017 Download
Linux/macOS Mono Download
Compiler Requirements
Name Version
NuGet 3.4 (or newer) Officially supported
NET Framework 4.5 Officially supported
Select the .Net Targetting packs required for FFXIV Classic

Compiling

Getting the Source Code

Via Sourcetree
1. Download and install SourceTree
2. [sourcetree://cloneRepo/https://bitbucket.org/Ioncannon/ffxiv-classic-server.git Clone in Sourcetree]
3. Select folder to clone source code to
Clone in SoureTree
Manually via Bitbucket
1. Go to the Server source code
2. Click the "Downloads" button on the sidebar
3. Click "Download Repository"
4. Extract to desired folder

Pre-Compilation Steps

1. Navigate to the location the game client has been installed to and copy the following file:
<FINAL FANTASY XIV client install location>\client\script\rq9q1797qvs.san
2. Navigate to the location of the server source code and rename rq9q1797qvs.san to:
<Classic Server source location>\data\staticactors.bin
3. Download the Cake file for FFXIV Classic.
cake-tools.zip

Building

1. Extract the contents of cake-tools.zip into the <FFXIV Classic source location> folder.
2. Windows: Double-click build.cmd Mac/Linux: Run build.sh from your terminal.
Run build.cmd on windows or build.sh on Linux/macOS