Installing SFML 1.6 on Mountain Lion

[Ninja_Panda]

Hey everyone,

So for a college assignment I was looking for C++ libraries and came across SFML.
It looks great so I decided to install 1.6, because the tutorials, documentation and features are
complete  (as opposed to 2.0).

So the directories have been moved around in Lion, but I got the frameworks in the right
place (I think). The issue now is trying to install the templates. I've read a lot of other
forum discussions on this site and others about this issues with Mountain Lion, but they have
all been about using 2.0, or older versions of OSX and Xcode.

Because Xcode 4.4 has a .app structure, its organization is different from the directory
on the tutorial for installation. I've tried putting the template directories in the following places:

~Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates
~Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/ProjectTemplates
~Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/ProjectTemplates/Mac
~Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/ProjectTemplates/Mac/Application

For each location I've closed and re-opened Xcode, but the templates aren't there to use.

It would be fantastic if someone could help me.

Thank you.

[Hiura]

template for 1.6 are not compatible with xcode 4.

[barin]

Hi, I am having issues setting up SFML 1.6.

I'm running OSX 10.7.3, and can't find Library/Frameworks. You say it is set up differently in this version of OSX, and have found where to place the files.

As read from 1.6 installation instructions:
"Once you've downloaded and installed the files on your hard drive, copy the contents of the SFML-x.y/lib directory (or lib64 if you use the 64 bits version) into the /Library/Frameworks directory. "

Where should I place these files?

Thanks!

[Hiura]

The folder is probably hidden on your system. You can either use Terminal and do it in the command line, or use Finder > Go > Go to Folder... .