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INTRODUCTION
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The soccerwindow2 is a visualization tool for the RoboCup Soccer
Simulator.

- RoboCup Soccer Simulator Homepage: http://sserver.sf.net/
- RoboCup Official Homepage: http://www.robocup.org/

- soccerwindow2 Homepage: http://rctools.sourceforge.jp/

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REQUIREMENT
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The soccerwindow2-4.0.0 requires the following libraries:
 - Qt-3.3.x or Qt-4
 - boost-1.32 or later
 - librcsc-3.0.x

Please install them first before you start the installation of
soccerwindow2.

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INSTALL
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From the soccerwindow2 directory execute:

./configure
make
su
make install

This will built the neccesary binaries and install them under
'/usr/local'.
''/usr/local/bin/soccerwindow2' is the wrapper script for the viewer
program. '/usr/local/bin/sswindow2' is the sample start script to
invoke the soccerwindow2 as a soccer monitor. These two files will be
put into '/usr/local/bin'.
'soccerwindow2/xpm/soccerwindow2.xpm' is the official icon image
and this will be put into '/usr/local/share/soccerwindow2'.

If you did not install the librcsc into the system directory, you will
need to set the configure's `--with-librcsc=DIR' option as follows:

./configure --with-librcsc=/path/to/librcsc/prefix

In this case, you may also need to set the environment variable
LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

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CONFIGURING
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Before you build the soccerwindow2, you must run the `configure'
script located in the root of the distribution directory.

The default configuration will set up to install the soccerwindow2
components in the following location.

/usr/local/bin        for the executables

You may need administrator privilages to install the soccerwindow2
into the default location.  This locations can be modified by using
configure's `--prefix=DIR' and related options.  See `configure
--help' for more details.

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UNINSTAL
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The soccerwindow2 can also be easily removed by entering the
distribution directory and running `make uninstall'.  This will remove
all the files that where installed, but not any directories that were
created during the installation process.

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USING THE SOCCERWINDOW2
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To start the soccerwindow2 type

`soccerwindow2'

if you installed the executables in your PATH. soccerwindow2 will look
in your home directory for the configuration files:

`.soccerwindow2-qt3.rc'  or  '.soccerwindow2-qt4'

If this file does not exist, this will be created and populated with
default values.
