README: Mention to select platform Win32 on Windows

nowadays CMake defaults to x64, so when not explicitly setting it to
Win32 you get a DLL that's incompatible with the official dhewm3
binaries.
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Daniel Gibson 2024-10-22 02:10:31 +02:00
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@ -45,7 +45,8 @@ You need [CMake](https://cmake.org/) either Visual Studio (2010 and newer have b
4. Start the CMake GUI 4. Start the CMake GUI
5. Select your `dhewm3-sdk/` folder for *"Where is the source code"* and your 5. Select your `dhewm3-sdk/` folder for *"Where is the source code"* and your
**build directory** from step 3 for *"Where to build the binaries"*. **build directory** from step 3 for *"Where to build the binaries"*.
6. Click `[Configure]`, select what you want to build with, e.g. "Visual Studio 15 2017", click `[Finish]`, wait for CMake to do its thing 6. Click `[Configure]`, select what you want to build with, e.g. "Visual Studio 15 2017", and the platform to target,
probably "**Win32**" (for compatibility with the official dhewm3 Windows binaries), click `[Finish]`, wait for CMake to do its thing
- If you're using **MinGW** you'll have to select your build type now, e.g. `Debug` (not optimized but debuggable) or `Release` (optimized and thus faster, but can't be debugged that well). - If you're using **MinGW** you'll have to select your build type now, e.g. `Debug` (not optimized but debuggable) or `Release` (optimized and thus faster, but can't be debugged that well).
- (For Visual Studio you don't have to select a build type now, you can do it in in Visual Studio) - (For Visual Studio you don't have to select a build type now, you can do it in in Visual Studio)
7. Click `[Generate]` 7. Click `[Generate]`