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Address Docker issues and remove need to extract cdclient.fdb (#895)

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* Implement a server res directory

* Only convert if neither exist

* Remove unzip, Update RegEx

* readme updates

Run setup after setting working dir

Address several docker issues

Revert "Run setup after setting working dir"

This reverts commit fd2fb9228e82a350204c1ef61f7ba059479bb12f.

Fix docker

* Remove extra submodules

* Rework logic

* Switch if block

* Remove need to extract fdb from client

* Change log name

* Update FdbToSqlite.cpp
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2023-01-06 21:04:20 -08:00
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11. Once the command has completed (you can see you path again and can enter commands), close the window.
12. Inside the downloaded folder, copy `.env.example` and name the copy `.env`
13. Open `.env` with Notepad by right-clicking it and selecting _Open With_ -> _More apps_ -> _Notepad_.
14. Change the text after `CLIENT_PATH=` to the location of your client. The folder you are pointing to must contain a folder called `client` which should contain the client files.
14. Change the text after `CLIENT_PATH=` to the location of your client. This folder must contain either a folder `client` or `legouniverse.exe`.
> If you need the extra performance, place the client files in `\\wsl$\<your linux OS>\...` to avoid working across file systems, see [Docker Best Practices](https://docs.docker.com/desktop/windows/wsl/#best-practices) and [WSL documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/filesystems#file-storage-and-performance-across-file-systems).
15. Optionally, you can change the number after `BUILD_THREADS=` to the number of cores / threads your processor has. If your computer crashes while building, you can try to reduce this value.