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Scares Scrambler

The place where all current/future Scares Scrambler stuff will happen (at least, in it's current form).

Current Release Build: 20

Current Beta Build: 22

Romanian Translation (by TheTechnoGuy18): https://github.com/TheTechnoGuy18/ScaresScrambler_Custom

Currently Planned Features: A bunch, but Scare'm not writing them right now.

Ancient artifacts?

Look at the commits.

Old testing versions (all previously private) and older releases were uploaded as commits by Scott, Scott.

What need?

  • Python >=3.5
  • Tkinter (comes with all prebuilt versions of Python)
  • Pyinstaller (optional, for building)
  • Some form of 7-zip (optional, for building)
  • GNU make (optional, for building on Linux)
  • Pillow (required on MacOS)
# Install Pyinstaller (not system dependent):
pip3 install pyinstaller

# Install Pillow (required to run on MacOS):
pip3 install Pillow

# Install p7zip (Arch/Manjaro Linux):
sudo pacman -Sy p7zip

# Install p7zip (Debian/Ubuntu Linux):
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full p7zip-rar

How run without build?

python3 Scrambler.py

How build?

Linux

Open the console of your choice, and navigate to where you have extracted a source .zip file or whereever you have cloned the repository.

Running make will create a Release.zip file that contains a binary and Assets.

Windows

Using GNU make is a bit harder on Windows, so Scott've included a build.cmd file.

Install 7-Zip and add it to the PATH:

  • Press Windows+R, type sysdm.cpl, and press enter.
  • Click on the Advanced tab.
  • Click on the Environment Variables... button.
  • Add or edit the PATH variable for your user (under "User variables") to include C:\Program Files\7-Zip or C:\Program Files (x86)\7-Zip.

(this only has to be done once per system.)

Double-clicking build.cmd will now create a Release.zip file that contains a binary and Assets.