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CEX3D INVERSE: INSTALLATION GUIDE 32-BIT WINDOWS COMMAND LINE VERSION
CeX3D Inverse: Installation Guide 32-Bit Windows Command Line Version
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The following sections constitute the installation guide for the
32-bit Windows command line version of CeX3D Inverse.
This guide covers both CeX3D Inverse NCU and CeX3D Inverse Pro.
Requirements for Windows 32-Bit
CeX3D Inverse for 32-bit Windows comes complete with
all required libraries included, particularly the
SDL (Simple Directmedia Layer) library.
Installation for Windows 32-Bit
To install CeX3D Inverse for 32-bit Windows, do the following:
- Download CeX3D Inverse (which is actually its installer) if you have not already done so
- Run the installer from the directory where it was downloaded.
This can be done either by double clicking on the file in
Windows Explorer or, alternatively,
be done from DOS by e.g. the command
(remember to first go to the relevant directory):
installcex3dinverse_cmd_ncu_alpha_0_7_2_0_x86windows32bit
The installer requires that you have administrator rights. Some
Windows versions, e.g. Windows Vista, asks you for this. On other Windows
versions, you may need explicitly run it as administrator or
to log onto Windows as administrator
- Follow the installation instructions, which includes
accepting the End-User License Agreement and specifying where
the program should be installed, e.g.
'C:\Program Files\Hardcore Processing\CeX3D Inverse\bin' by default
- If you do not wish to or do not have administrator rights to install
CeX3D Inverse system-wide under e.g. 'C:\Program Files',
it is possible to install it for a single user in that user's home directory,
e.g. typically under 'C:\Users\MyUser\CeX3DInverse'
for the user MyUser. You can also install it in other places, e.g.
on other drives than C:.
Some Windows versions may complain after the installation
that the program may not have been installed correctly.
However, if there were no complaints from the installation program,
it most likely was installed correctly
- We recommend that you extend your Path environment variable
(in Windows Control Panel under System -> Advanced system settings ->
Advanced -> Environment variables) to include the directory where CeX3D Inverse
was installed, which is done by changing the Path environment variable
and adding a semicolon at the end. Otherwise, i.e. if you do not do this,
you will need to prefix the
c3di command with where it is installed every time you run it.
Refer to your Windows system documentation if in doubt
In case you are trying to run the 32-bit version of CeX3D Inverse
on a 64-bit Windows system, the typical installation
path is under 'C:\Program Files (x86)' rather than 'C:\Program Files'.
Modified: 2015-04-12
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