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### Installation ### Installation
1. Install Git (if you don't already have it) for windows from the following link https://git-scm.com/download/win 1. Install Git (if you don't already have it) for windows from the following link https://git-scm.com/download/win
2. Clone this repo onto your PC: `git clone http://git.wrl.unsw.edu.au:3000/jonoc/CoastsnapAuto.git` 2. Clone this repo onto your PC: `git clone https://git.wrl.unsw.edu.au/jonoc/CoastsnapAuto.git'
3. Change your working directory into the repo: `cd CoastsnapAuto` 3. Change your working directory into the repo: `cd CoastsnapAuto`
4. Update or create a new conda environment called "coastsnap" with the required dependencies. This is (almost) the same environment as for the Leaman CoastSnap Toolbox, so you may already have it. If you're not sure, run: `conda info --envs` and look for "coastsnap". If you already have the environment, run: `conda env update --name coastsnap --file environment.yml` to update it. Otherwise, create the environment by runnning: 4. Update or create a new conda environment called "coastsnap" with the required dependencies. This is (almost) the same environment as for the Leaman CoastSnap Toolbox, so you may already have it. If you're not sure, run: `conda info --envs` and look for "coastsnap". If you already have the environment, run: `conda env update --name coastsnap --file environment.yml` to update it. Otherwise, create the environment by runnning:
`conda env create -f environment.yml`. `conda env create -f environment.yml`.

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