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This document provides instructions for installing and setting up a game engine. It notes that a minimal version of OpenGL is required and the files are built using Microsoft Visual Studio C++ Express Edition 2008. It also recommends ensuring the latest DirectX runtime is installed for engine, joystick, and sound support. Links are provided to download the DirectX runtime and Visual Studio software needed for development. The document also mentions using Inno Setup for building the game for distribution.
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