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This folder contains everything needed to create file associations and icons to
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present BlenderBIM as a desktop application.
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Linux
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-----
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Assuming that blender and BlenderBIM are already installed on your system,
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configure associations and icons for a single user by running `make`:
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make install
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Test by running the wrapper script directly, this should launch BlenderBIM with
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an empty IFC project:
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blenderbim.sh
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This `Makefile` installs files to `~/.local` by default, to install to an
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alternative location, set `DESTDIR`:
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sudo make install DESTDIR=/usr/local
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### `command not found` error
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If you have downloaded and installed blender from blender.org, then blender may
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not be findable via your `PATH` environment variable.
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Either add the folder containing the `blender` executable to your `PATH`, or
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set the `BLENDER_EXE` environment variable to the location of the `blender`
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executable.
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Instructions will vary depending the linux distribution, consult your documentation.
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Windows
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TODO
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