5.2 Create
Warning

The Create command has been superceded by the CreateEx command.  The Create command may be removed in a future release, so upgrading to the CreateEx command is recommended. 

The following is an example for upgrading:

ndicmd /i /gs Create "Env1" "Nintendo Switch" "Standard" "NintendoSDK"


ndicmd /i /gs CreateEx --root "c:\Nintendo" --name "Env1" --platform "Nintendo Switch" --toolset "Standard"



The Create command builds an environment with the specified name and installs the base package for the selected foundation and tool set (if applicable). The environment is created in the current directory unless the Root parameter is specified. Packages that the foundation and tool set depend upon will also be installed.

Usage

Create [Name] [Platform] [Tool Set] [Foundation|@Version] [Root]

Example
ndicmd /i /gs Create "Env1" "Nintendo Switch" "Standard" "NintendoSDK"
Parameters
  • Name - The name for the environment being created. Special characters (such as +, ?, etc) may not be used in an environment name.
  • Platform - The hardware platform that the environment will have software for. Determines which foundations and tool sets are available to the environment.
  • Tool Set - An additional tool set (such as Visual Studio add-ons or the Unity SDK) installed when the environment is created. The latest version of this family will be installed. To install only a the foundation package, use "Standard".
  • Foundation - The core package installed when creating the environment, which will determine the selection of other packages that may be installed to the environment.
  • Root (Optional) - If entered, the environment is created in the specified directory, instead of the directory that NDICmd is executed from.

 


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