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Fix build & compile skia from source
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@@ -4,7 +4,12 @@ This repository allows you to compile Aseprite without installing any build tool
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After spending hours trying to get Aseprite to compile, I decided to just make a Docker image for it
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To simplify and speed up the build process, the build script uses the precompiled version of Skia, which it downloads from the Github repo.
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Currently the script checks out Skia version `m96` and Aseprite version `1.2.34.1`. You can easily change this in `compile.sh` by changing the `-b` flag to the desired versions.
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If any of the folders of the projects folder isn't empty, the script will skip checking out the latest versions. In order to re-download, delete the according folder.
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* ./dependencies/depot_tools
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* ./dependencies/skia
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* ./output/aseprite
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## Usage
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* Install docker
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@@ -12,5 +17,6 @@ To simplify and speed up the build process, the build script uses the precompile
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* cd into cloned repository
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* Run `docker-compose build`
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* Run `docker-compose up`
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* Grab a cup of coffee, since this can take quite a while (Compiling build deps, skia, and aseprite)
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You can now find the compiled version of Aseprite in the `output/aseprite/build/bin` folder
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