I use the terminal in VS Code and had to completely restart VS Code after installations to make the various commands work like cargo --version, rustc --version, scrypto --version.
Add WebAssembly target with the command rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown in terminal.
Install the simulator itself. Commands:
git clone https://github.com/radixdlt/radixdlt-scrypto.git
cd radixdlt-scrypto
cargo install --path ./simulator
@Austin , recently i wanted to learn scrypto using everything in that list but i made sure to install them all but i have a problem. How do I start creating the terminal properly?
I get different message when writing scrpto on terminal vs code?
and he’s different, am I missing a step here?
and how do i start installing scrypto correctly.
This is the first time using VScode before I only used python to open scrypto and also had a lot of problems.
To check if you have scrypto installed properly you would need to enter “scrypto --version” If it prints out a version that means you have it installed at least. I am having a tough time figuring out exactly what else you are asking. You should come join us in the Radix discord channel, scroll down to the dev section and join the Scrypto-class-of-2022 channel where there will be more people around to help you out! Radix DLT
Also you should look at this link for other help and guides for getting started on your Journey
@TamasH@Austin Thanks, I’ll try again tonight. I hope I won’t forget, the other stages.
And I will join the discussion group to learn more.
I’m very enthusiastic and curious to immediately simulate it
Cheers
