Hi Scott, You can build SceneBuilder from the sources on bitbucket.
hg clone https://bitbucket.org/gluon-oss/scenebuilder ./gradlew build Resulting binary is in build/libs (note: This is the Gluon Open-Source edition, using the same sources as those in OpenJFX). - Johan 2015-05-24 16:56 GMT+02:00 Scott Palmer <swpal...@gmail.com>: > Where can I find the instructions for building Scene Builder from source? > > > I ran Ant in the apps/scenebuilder folder and it produced > SceneBuilderApp.jar in the 'SceneBuilderApp/dist' folder. But where's the > rest of it? It looks like the javapackager part does run automatically, so > I don't have a native executable with a nice icon and all those finishing > touches that make it a "real" app. > > I did notice the build output print a "jfx-deployment:" step, but I guess > that is something else. I haven't used Ant in years, so I'm a little > rusty. I was actually surprised that there wasn't a Gradle script in the > apps/SceneBuilder folder. I thought perhaps the apps are just using the > default NetBeans project format. I then noticed when loading the project > in NetBeans that I didn't get the little "FX" decal on the coffee cup icon, > so it isn't a NetBean "JavaFX" project. > > In the deployment section of the NetBeans project properties the "Enable > Native Packaging" option is not selected. So where does the native > packaging happen? > > I took a look on the wiki but I didn't find anything to do with building > Scene Builder. > > Regards, > > Scott
