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Revision as of 20:27, 24 September 2013
Wellesley HCI iGEM 2013
Downloads & Tutorials
To download the source code for zMol, zTree, Eugenie, or Bac to the Future, please visit go to Github and download the zip. To run the projects, please see below.
Bac to the Future:
This web application is available at bac-tothefuture.appspot.com.
Eugenie:
(Insert demo video here)- If you don’t already have Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and the Microsoft Surface 2.0 Surface Development Kit, download them first in order to run Eugenie on your machine.
- After you have downloaded the necessary software, download the Eugenie application at Github.
- Launch the Eugenie code downloaded from Github in Visual Studio 2010 to run the program.
ZTree
Tutorial
After you have downloaded the necessary software, download the zTree application from Github. Unzip the the file downloaded, open the Assets folder and click on the scene; which should launch Unity. To build and run the application, you just press the play button at the top center of the Unity interface. Once you build it, you should have an .exe file, which means the program will be able to run on Windows machines only. NOTE: After an executable is generated there should be a data file that has the same name but says data that saves to the same place as zTree saves to. That data file must be in the same location as the .exe file at all times.
