May 9, 2014 - I am on a mac, so I will assume you are too, linux should be similar and we. First we need to download the jar files for LWGJL. Let's create a main class class Test_lwjgl with some minimal setup code to create a window. Mac: You probably already have it installed. Check this out. Create a SE320 folder somewhere in. DO NOT use the lwjgl.jar that is in C: SE320 libs slick lib.

I spent some time today trying to get Slick and the light-weight java game library setup correctly in Eclipse. The tutorial I was watching was in Netbeans and I was very unfamiliar with adding libraries to a Java project in Eclipse (very familiar now). I'm going to go over how to do this as an overview, mainly just to remind me how to do it later hehe. It may also be of use to others who don't need a step by step picture guide of the process. So, here goes! • Create a new project in Eclipse • Right-click the project and choose New -> Folder (call it 'lib') • Right-click the lib folder and choose Import. Then General -> File System • Browse to your slick folder and choose the slick.jar and the lwjgl.jar files.

How to enter footer from quick parts- word for mac free. • Right-click on the project and choose Properties • Choose 'Java Build Path' and click the 'Libraries' tab • Click 'Add Jars'. It will show a tree of your project.

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Expand it till you see your lib folder. Select the two jars (utilize shift for multiple selection). • Click OK again to go out to the workspace. • Right-click on the lib folder and Import again. This time use 'Archive File' instead of 'File System'.

• Browse to your slick lib folder and find 'natives-win32.jar'. • It will list some dlls on the right column. Make sure they are all checked and click finish. • Repeat steps 9-11 and add the natives for mac and the same way if you want them. • Now you need to add those natives to lwjgl. • Right-click on the project and choose properties. • In the Java Build Path -> Libraries tab, expand lwjgw.jar and click on Native library location.

• Click Edit. Click Workspace. Navigate to the lib folder, choose it, and click OK. • NOW ALMOST THERE! • Back in the Java Build Path -> Libraries, expand slick.jar. Click JavaDoc location. • Click Edit.

Set the javadoc location path to the location of the slick javadoc folder. Add a class to your project and see if it will compile correctly. Here's an example for testing.