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=== Windows | == Downloading == | ||
See [[Download and Installation]]. | |||
== Where are the files on hard disk then? == | |||
See [[Application Directory]]. | |||
== Windows == | |||
For windows you have 4 options. | For windows you have 4 options. | ||
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To determine which category you fall into, use the search function from the start menu to look for "system information" and open it. Find System Type. This tell you if your system is a x32 or x64 based system. | To determine which category you fall into, use the search function from the start menu to look for "system information" and open it. Find System Type. This tell you if your system is a x32 or x64 based system. | ||
After downloading you simply start the installer, which does the rest. | |||
==== Installer or Zip-Package ==== | ==== Installer or Zip-Package ==== | ||
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Or it is also useful for modders, to have several installations of the game to test things working. | Or it is also useful for modders, to have several installations of the game to test things working. | ||
== MacOS == | |||
For MacOS you download just a .dmg file. You can use that in two ways: | |||
* drag the downloaded dmg into the Applications-folder. This is the recommended way. | |||
* because a dmg is nothing than a special Zip, you can start the binary from there. This is not supported. | |||
== Linux == | |||
==== 32 bit or 64 bit ==== | ==== 32 bit or 64 bit ==== | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Download and Installation]] | |||
* [[Application Directory]] | * [[Application Directory]] | ||
* [[Install Guide/Linux how to]] | * [[Install Guide/Linux how to]] | ||
* [[Install Guide/Add Factorio icon to system launcher|How to add Factorio icon to my system launcher?]] | * [[Install Guide/Add Factorio icon to system launcher|How to add Factorio icon to my system launcher?]] | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 28 March 2015
Downloading
See Download and Installation.
Where are the files on hard disk then?
Windows
For windows you have 4 options.
32 or 64 bit
Technically you only have 2, as you either have a 32 or 64 bit computer.
To determine which category you fall into, use the search function from the start menu to look for "system information" and open it. Find System Type. This tell you if your system is a x32 or x64 based system.
After downloading you simply start the installer, which does the rest.
Installer or Zip-Package
This part is up to you. If you want install factorio like you would any other game from a disk or download, then get the EXE installer for your given system.
Otherwise, you can choose to get the zip package, which you can extract normally, and then play the game straight from that folder. This can also be copied to any USB device and be played from there.
Or it is also useful for modders, to have several installations of the game to test things working.
MacOS
For MacOS you download just a .dmg file. You can use that in two ways:
- drag the downloaded dmg into the Applications-folder. This is the recommended way.
- because a dmg is nothing than a special Zip, you can start the binary from there. This is not supported.
Linux
32 bit or 64 bit
- Download the "Generic Linux tar package" for 32 or 64 bit. (How to determine?)
- Extract the tar archive (right click->extract)
- Run the executable at bin/i386/factorio (or bin/x64/factorio)
- (Optional) You can add Factorio icon to your launcher (How to do it?)