This options requires git to be accessible in your system's path.Īfter setting the fields appropriately click the Next button.
When enabled this causes TinderBox to automatically create a local git repository for your project. Options include OS X or iOS via Xcode, as well as the 2013 versions of Visual C++. This toggle allows you to select which types of compiler/platform combinations you'll be targeting. Advanced users can point TinderBox at multiple installations of Cinder on one machine, which is possible via the Settings. This is the version of Cinder which the project will be compiled against. In the example in the screenshot, a new project would be created at /Users/andrewfb/tmp/ExampleProject. This is the destination path where your project will be created. This field will affect the names of the files TinderBox outputs, and will also be integrated into the automatically generated source code. Here you enter the name of your project, with no spaces. The defaults include a Basic OpenGL application, a Screensaver or an OS X-specific project type Cocoa OpenGL, which allows simple integration of a Cocoa user interface with an OS X application.ĬinderBlocks can also optionally supply project templates, which can serve as a jumpstart specific to it. This field allows you to select the kind of project you want to create.
On Windows it's located at Cinder/tools/TinderBox-Win/TinderBox.exe Basic UsageĪfter launching TinderBox you'll see a screen like this: Template On OS X, TinderBox is located at Cinder/tools/TinderBox-Mac/TinderBox.app. It can also integrate CinderBlocks (prepackaged libraries for use with Cinder) into your application. It can create both Xcode and Visual Studio projects. TinderBox is an application included with Cinder that simplifies the creation of new projects.
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