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Well i can't seem to find the installation files, the wiki ain't to much help since it's not completed yet so it would be awesome if somebody could point me in the right direction

Download the source code & compile it yourself; then copy over the stuff to your server.

What compiler did you use ?

It looks like Omega has been working on a Wiki page for this, but it isn't finished yet.

Here is a quick guide (with less info than the Wiki will end up having) that will hopefully get you up and going. If you have questions, feel free to ask:

Install:
• TortoiseHG
  
• Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express
• CMake
  Make sure, when installing CMake, to select one of the options that adds CMake to the system PATH (either for current user or all users)
• Right click on your desktop and select TortoiseHG->Clone...
  
• In the "Source" box, put https://code.google.com/p/source-python
  Alternatively, if you are logged into Google, you can visit http://code.google.com/p/source-python/source/checkout and copy the address under "Command-line access"
• In the "Destination" box, add a folder to the end of the path (I used Source.Python)
  
• Once you have both the Source and Destination set, click "Clone"
  
• After all files have been downloaded, open the Destination folder, and navigate to the "src" folder
  
• Double-click the configure-csgo.bat file
  This will create a lot of new files/folders in the src directory
• Open the newly created source-python.sln file with Visual C++ 2010 Express
• Hit F-7 to compile
  • You can change the build type from Debug to Release by selecting the drop-down menu on the Standard toolbar
  • If you do not see the standard toolbar, right click on a toolbar at the top of the window and make sure "Standard" is checked
• Now, all of the files you need will have been created
  
• Go back to the main folder (with addons, cfg, logs, resource, and src folders in it)
  
• Copy the "addons", "cfg", "logs", and "resource" directories and paste them on your server
  
• Go back into the "src" directory and navigate to the "Debug" directory
  • If you changed to build under Release, navigate to that folder instead
• There will be 2 .dll files in this directory (core.dll and source-python.dll)
  
• Copy the source-python.dll file to your server's ../addons/ directory
  
• Copy the core.dll file to your server's ../addons/source-python/_core/ directory

Anytime a new build is needed (which is only if the src directory has updates), you will need to compile again. To update, right click on the folder you installed the clone to, and select TortoiseHG Workbench. Inside the Workbench, click the Pull incoming changes from selected URL button (the one with 2 yellow objects and a big green arrow pointing down and to the left).

Satoon

Have anybody seen this problem before? :

"cmake" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I've installed cmake and can open the cmake gui and such, even restarted my system, I think it's because my computer is 64bit but im not sure i would appriciate any help i can get on this

you need to add cmake binary folder to your system's path variable (in control panel -> system -> advanced -> advanced -> envrionment variables)

This would have been an option when installing CMake. I'll add that to my quick tutorial.

Satoon

satoon101 wrote:This would have been an option when installing CMake. I'll add that to my quick tutorial.

Satoon

Oh, my bad though default install was the way to go :P, got it working now thanks