Download
Welcome to the official Thor download site. Here you see all the different options to install Thor to your computer. Please have a look at the installation tutorial to know what steps to take after downloading.
Git development version
The newest changes are available on GitHub. I encourage you to use this version, so you can benefit from the latest improvements.
- GitHub page: https://github.com/Bromeon/Thor
- Repository: git://github.com/Bromeon/Thor.git
Thor 2.0 – latest release
Latest released version of Thor, comes with massive improvements over Thor 1. Should be compatible with SFML versions ≥ 2.2.
The SDK contains a snapshot from the Git repository, you can build it with CMake:
Precompiled binaries, including documentation and examples:
- Windows, Visual Studio 2016
- Windows, Visual Studio 2013
- Windows, MinGW with g++
- Linux 64 Bit, Make with g++
Third party and bindings
Other SFML users provide additions to Thor, which are listed below. In case of problems related to their service or implementation, please contact the original authors. For questions concerning the design of Thor itself, contact me.
- Nightly builds: http://www.nightlybuilds.ch/project/show/2/Thor
In case you do not want to build the Thor 2 development version yourself, the user eXpl0it3r provides pre-built libraries for various compiler configurations. - C# binding: https://bitbucket.org/zsbzsb/netext
A port for SFML.NET users, written by zsbzsb. - Python binding: http://thor.python-sfml.org
A port for pySFML users, written by Sonkun. - PKGBUILD script: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=60302
Something interesting for ArchLinux users.
Thor 1.1
I suggest to use Thor 1 only if you have an older SFML version which you don't want to update. Note that you need a compatible SFML version, you can download a corresponding Git snapshot in the following link.
Binary distributions, note that they also contain precompiled SFML libraries.
Thor 1.0
I suggest to use Thor 1 only if you have an older SFML version which you don't want to update. Note that you need a compatible SFML version, you can download a corresponding Git snapshot in the following link.
If you don't want to bother with CMake, there is an option to download precompiled .lib, .dll or .so files for a few configurations.