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Mark Sibly
2 years, 8 months ago.
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1 check i had no g++ command in my path (ie command not found)
2 dragged the monkey2-v1.0.0 folder from inside the place the installer put it onto my win7 desktop
3 went to properties of said folder and removed readonly flag and clicked apply
4. waited 10 minutes
5. clicked the monkey in pink, ctrl -n a new file, typed Function Main() print “hello” End
6. pressed F5 then pumped air with fist
Cool, perhaps setting the env variables should be noted on installation instructions, many users will notice this in the future.
Finally found it! Graphics Drivers. It would seem that updating to the latest AMD Catalyst has fixed my problem.
Perhaps that would be an old OpenGLES version?
> Perhaps that would be an old OpenGLES version?
No, mx2 uses angle which uses d3d9/d3d11.
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