Difference between revisions of "FAQ:How can I run MakeHuman from a BitBucket source clone?"

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Contrary to popular opinion it is not all that difficult to run MakeHuman directly from source. Doing so has the following benefits:

You get full access to all assets (i.e. you are not restricted to only compiled/processed/compressed versions)
You can "update" the MakeHuman directory and thereby download only the latest changes instead of having to download and unzip a big binary each time a change has been made.

The full procedure with platform specific notes is documented in Running MakeHuman from Source.

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	* You can "update" the MakeHuman directory and thereby download only the latest changes instead of having to download and unzip a big binary each time a change has been made.		* You can "update" the MakeHuman directory and thereby download only the latest changes instead of having to download and unzip a big binary each time a change has been made.

−	The full procedure with platform specific notes is documented in [[Documentation:Running_MakeHuman_from_source\|Running MakeHuman from Source].	+	The full procedure with platform specific notes is documented in [[Documentation:Running_MakeHuman_from_source\|Running MakeHuman from Source]].