[Solved] Heh uhhhhh I'm confused about how Tabuu works

[CraptainFalcon]

Is there no .exe? I don't know how to open files with it. Can someone please point me in the right direction heh?

[windhunter7]

Are there any .jar files?

[CraptainFalcon]

No. I checked

[windhunter7]

Hmm. What kind of files are included in the download, then?

[CraptainFalcon]

CS files, this one named "OpenSA3.sln", configure, Csproj

It's all the files I assume from the download on github

[windhunter7]

Ok, so if it's ONLY .cs files, that means you'll probably have to download C#, and run the program with that; i.e. it's not compiled into regular computer code yet, and therefore needs the actual IDE to run.

[CraptainFalcon]

Ah alright thanks

[windhunter7]

Np, just let me know if you have any trouble with opening the files or with figuring out which one is the "main" file that runs the whole program.

[CraptainFalcon]

Lol yeah uh what's the"main" file that runs everything?

[windhunter7]

Nevermind that comment; I just looked up something, and found out that C is NOT like Java, so it's not object-oriented.(I'm used to programming in Java), so they're more likely different programs or something. What are the names?

[CraptainFalcon]

The names of what? I don't understand

[windhunter7]

The names of the files.

[CraptainFalcon]

CS file, CSPROJ file, BMP file, RESX file, SNK file. Those are the files in the Be.Windows.Forms folder.

CS, CSPROJ, Personal Information Exchange, Windows Markup file, XML Document, Application Extension, RESX file. Those are the files in the OpenSALib3 folder.

CSPROJ, CONFIG file, Windows Markup file, CS file, RESX file, Application Extension file, SETTINGS file. Those are the files in the Tabuu folder.

And then there's OpenSA3.sln in the "root" of the download. There's also various txt files

Is that what you meant?

[windhunter7]

Yeah.

I'm not entirely sure which one you want, but probably either the OpenSA3.sln in the root, via opening in Microsoft Visual Studio, or the CS file in the Tabuu folder, via opening in C.
Post Merge: January 15, 2017, 04:10:26 AM
The only thing I'm 100% certain of is that the one that opens up the actual program is NOT going to be in the "OpenSALib3" folder, as "lib" is a programmer-term that's short for "library", which is where the, I guess you could call, source code, is.

[CraptainFalcon]

Alright thanks. That helped a lot