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You way want to skip this step if you are using Windows as it usually doesn't have CVS installed.
 
'''<u><font size=4>Step 1: Open a terminal</font></u>'''<br>
There's so many ways to do this, so I'll try to use a generic way.
 
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Press the key combination WinKey and R. In the dialog that opens, type cmd and hit the enter key.
 
'''<u><font size=4>Step 2: Checkout Stendhal from CVS</font></u>'''<br>
'''Developers'''<br>
You know how to do this. Make a new directory, set CVS_RSH to ssh, and checkout using ext instead of pserver.
 
'''Everyone else:'''<br>
Run these commands:
mkdir stendhal_temp
cd stendhal_temp
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@arianne.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/arianne login (password is empty; press return)
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@arianne.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/arianne co -P stendhal
 
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== Step 3: Copy Stendhal Files into NetBeans Project ==
Y file and folder into your NetBeans project folder (probably ~/Stendhal or My Documents/Stendhal).
First off: Open the stendhal folder found in the stendhal_temp folder we made earlier (if you didn't get CVS,
use the directory you extracted your files to).<br>
From there, copy EVERY file and folder into your NetBeans project folder (probably ~/Stendhal or My Documents/Stendhal).<br>
'''You should replace the entire src folder and build.xml'''
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== Step 4: Finish configuring NetBeans ==
 
<u><font size=4>Add Libraries</font></u><br>
NetBeans will complain if we don't do this, so its best we get it done.<p>
 
From the 'Project' pane, right click on the 'Libraries' entry and choose 'Add Jar'. <br>
In the browse dialog, browse to the libs folder found in the project folder. Choose a jar and click OK.<br>
Repeat for all of the other jars.<p>
 
Now NetBeans should be ready to work with Stendhal. The ant buildfile has been modified to work with NetBeans so you can:<br>
*Run the client (with the normal run- not the server as that would require too much configuration)<br>
*Build the client and server (with the normal NetBeans build)