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@ -3,16 +3,26 @@ this is the repository for the [Avali Skin mod](https://gamebanana.com/mods/3757
## Compiling
### Libraries
libraries are placed in `SourceCode/Libraries`. all the required libraries are listed in the makefile. the celestenet libraries can be extracted from [celestenet](https://gamebanana.com/mods/53695), and you can symlink/copy the other libraries from the celeste program directory
libraries are placed in `SourceCode/Libraries`. all the required libraries are listed in the makefile, and they should be all distributed with your copy of celeste+everest. you can symlink/copy the other libraries from the celeste program directory:
```bash
ln -s ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Celeste/ SourceCode/Libraries
```
other reference libraries are placed in `SourceCode/References`. in particular, the celestenet libraries can be extracted from the latest [celestenet release](https://gamebanana.com/mods/53695): `CelesteNet.Client.dll` and `CelesteNet.Shared.dll`.
### Linux
there's a makefile in `SourceCode` that can build the dll and the required shaders for the mod:
- DLL: `make`
- Shaders: `make shader_c`
for compiling shaders, you need `D3DCompiler_43.dll`, `d3dx9_43.dll`, and `fxc.exe`, which can be found via wine/proton installations (more details in makefile). place these directly in `SourceCode` and not in `Libraries`, since windows searched the current working directory for libraries as well
for compiling shaders, you need `D3DCompiler_43.dll`, `d3dx9_43.dll`, and `fxc.exe`, which can be found via wine/proton installations (more details in makefile), and fxc.exe can be found from the DX3D 2010 June Microsoft SDK. place these directly in `SourceCode` and not in `Libraries`, since windows searched the current working directory for libraries as well
#### Linux Dependencies
all you need are the mono headers and `mcs`, the mono c# compiler
- Void Linux: `xbps-install mono-devel`
- Debian: `apt install mono-mcs mono-tools-devel`
### Windows
umm uhhh ummmmm