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@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ This project is more geared toward people who want to learn C++ by making a bunc
Keep in mind that I've only played with each of these, and have _not_ made a full game in them, so my opinion is highly suspect. You should probably just download each one, think of a tiny little game to make, and try to make it. Pick the framework that gets the most of your game done with the least effort. Keep in mind that I've only played with each of these, and have _not_ made a full game in them, so my opinion is highly suspect. You should probably just download each one, think of a tiny little game to make, and try to make it. Pick the framework that gets the most of your game done with the least effort.
## Windows ## Windows
If you have nothing installed then you'll want to run the `scripts/windows_setup.ps1` script to install everything. This script will run and prompt you for admin passwords as it installs what you need, so be sure to stay near your computer to type passwords in when requested. To run it do this: If you have nothing installed then you'll want to run the `scripts/windows_setup.ps1` script to install everything. This script will run and prompt you for admin passwords as it installs what you need, so be sure to stay near your computer to type passwords in when requested. To run it do this:
1. Start a _normal_ non-Administrator PowerShell window. 1. Start a _normal_ non-Administrator PowerShell window.

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