Haxe

It should be cloned when it gets the submodules?

``git submodule update --init --recursive --remote``

does ``git/earcut`` exist in your ceramic directory?

if so, do ``haxelib dev earcut (ceramic-dir)/git/earcut``

is that actually `(ceramic-dir)` or wgat my ceramic directory is?

your ceramic directory <@385939141981896705>

```
PS C:\Haxe> haxelib dev earcut C:\Haxe\ceramic\git\earcut
Directory C:\Haxe\ceramic\git\earcut does not exist
PS C:\Haxe> haxelib dev earcut C:\Haxe\ceramic\tools\git\earcut
Directory C:\Haxe\ceramic\tools\git\earcut does not exist```

run this in the ceramic dir and then try that again

```PS C:\Haxe\ceramic> git submodule update --init --recursive --remote
fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git```

Hmm, I thought ceramic setup used Git? <@385939141981896705>

Maybe not, but that is how I thought I fixed it last time I had that

i don't know but i can't work on my project until this is sorted out

if it's a version below 4, then you did install some outdated haxelib and should remove it

https://discord.com/channels/162395145352904705/853414608747364352/873444984873963561

<@231872730478280705> When ceramic is installed via haxelib, there is no git command to run, everything is included already

The earcut error is likely coming from a wrong haxelib installed to the system (at least, that was the issue when other people had the same error)

I'm seriously wondering why that _haxelib installed from haxelib_ exists though

```
PS C:\Haxe\ceramic> haxelib version
4.0.2```

all i had to do was manually download earcut, format-tiled, and clay from github and put them in ceramic/git

You mean, those libs were missing in your installation? That seems weird as its included in the package

that does seem weird but i had just updated, i think

If you have NineSlice available that means it's up to date yes