Hmm... Can you post a screenshot of where all of the source code files you are trying to compile are placed?? And a screenshot of the folder userlibs inside Blitz3D (where I'll assume you installed on Program Files (x86) if you have Windows 7 64-bit)?? You might have something misplaced or missing. And as juanjpro said run Main.bb only in Blitz3D; the rest of the code would integrate themselves with each other so no need to try and run the other .bb files.

After that though Where do I put the mod in what folder?

lochness184 wrote:After that though Where do I put the mod in what folder?

There is no "after that"; he basically said EVERYTHING you need to do up till running the code. If this makes no sense to you then you probably should not be running a PROOF-OF-CONCEPT VERSION of the mod, if you cannot even compile the code.

Look I hate to be blunt but seriously; juanjpro already said he won't help anyone out with the code or getting it to run because anyone who could actually contribute to development knows how to compile/run the code properly. If you cannot run the code properly, or provide us with screenshots of your problems, or even tell us what your problems are specifically, then we should not- and cannot- help you.

lochness184 wrote:Well I guess people are not gonna help me now.

Well no one's going to if you take that attitude.

Im sorry I am not good at this but I will send 30 dollars to the person who can successfully make it so I can use the mod.

lochness184 wrote:Im sorry I am not good at this but I will send 30 dollars to the person who can successfully make it so I can use the mod.

I understand if "you're not good at this" (regarding to dealing with recompiling stuff). I actually suck real bad with SCP:CB's code as well; I mean, the only thing I've done so far in the Eric Breach mod is change a bunch of texts in the code to spam Eric around and also to spawn SCP-066 in other places (and there are like a lot more places where I can't spawn him at all and I can't figure it out since I don't know how Blitz3D fully works except that it's based on BASIC and C). But seriously, though 30 dollars? Much as I am tempted to try and compile the unstable multiplayer mod immediately and earn the money, well... first off I don't deserve it and second the fact alone that you have Blitz3D and can "run" the other .bb files means that you are capable of doing it. Don't make a fool of yourself. Look, no need to pay anybody money; you can do this. Just post screenshots of where the files you have for the multiplayer mod are placed (and if you really want to be sure, screen EVERY file). Then I'll try my best to give you steps on how to do it and attempt to compile it and see if it goes well. If it works, it works. If not try again. Just put the .dll files on the userlibs folder where Blitz3D is actually located. Then run Blitz3D, find Main.bb, and run the code. And where Main.bb is, that's where EVERYTHING ELSE should be. Basically that's it (unless you're using a different version of Blitz3D or you have no userlibs yet and other shitstuff).

Now that I think about it though, I kinda want to download the source code/files now and try to do it myself..

Wait one minute....
I am going to try with 1.0 and I tells you the result in .........

And PS: I place everything file of the customer file in my directory SCP.

lochness184 wrote:Im sorry I am not good at this but I will send 30 dollars to the person who can successfully make it so I can use the mod.

Oh my god, this is priceless! I'm dying!

autotroph wrote:~snip~

Don't bother helping him, he isn't worth your time. He isn't worth anybody's time. Lochness isn't asking for help in order to study the code or improve it; he's here to play a PoC multiplayer mod of a game he fancies with a friend for 10 minutes.

I know I'm coming across as an asshole like I usually am, but programming and computer science as a whole are special to me. It's my field of study, it's the profession that I hope to hold after I graduate; as a deprived individual with regard to artistic prowess, it's one of the few areas in my life where I feel like I can be creative. Because of this, I'm often quick to help those who ask me for help with programming related issues. I love being able to help people who are interested in learning how to program but just need a few pointers to keep going. What I don't love, is setting up a compiler for somebody so he can compile something once and never use the compiler again.

I've helped people set up the Blitz3D compiler before. I wrote a shitty guide and went through a few PM conversations back when my source modifications were the only ones of their kind available on the forums. Sure, it was weird being asked for help because you were the only person thus far to set up the compiler and have your code added to an official release, but I enjoyed helping Sam and Peanut because I knew what their intentions were. They came in with the hopes of adding content to the game, and as such, they've always had a greater impact on the modding community than I ever will. If I had instead gotten a PM asking me to set up a compiler to play a game from a repository somebody found on Github, then I wouldn't have bothered.

/rant

But exactly monoclebios you know what I shall like making later : computer specialist and it is for that that I shall like knowing how to compile him and without the error stream does not exist because the I serves absolutely has nothing help it.....

I am sorry I don't know how any of this works I don't do this for a living and never will but scp is my favourite game I usually play it 3 hours a day and would play it a lot more with my friends if I have this but it's alright I don't want you guys to hate me just because what I said.

I know you are really eager to play this, but it's not worth it yet. You'd be very disappointed with the current state of the mod, it still needs a lot of work.

Since epicgamer123 is the only one who managed to successfully compile the game, what you need to do to run it is place it in the right folder.

I have the server in [GAME_DIRECTORY]/MultiplayerSrc/Server
I have the client in [GAME_DIRECTORY]/MultiplayerSrc/Client

This is because of the ChangeDir calls that appear in the files. You can also remove the calls to create the executables in the root folder.
You could've figured this out by reading the code.