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Windows Development Environment

To start working with the Unigine engine on the Windows platform you should install the UNIGINE SDK and additional software.

Prepare the Environment for Windows

Install UNIGINE SDK

There are two ways to install SDK:

Additional Software

To start your project with UNIGINE SDK you need to install the required software to prepare the development environment:

  1. Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2013/2015 (Express Edition can be downloaded for free).
  2. Install Python 2.7 (can be downloaded for free).
  3. Install SCons 2.5.1 or higher (can be downloaded for free).
    Notice
    The recommended version is SCons 3.0+; if you are going to build the engine, its components or your applications with Visual Studio 2017 toolset, the SCons 3.0+ is required.
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