• Be running some kind of Unix-like OS with Bash installed (the build scripts use bash).
• Create a workspace directory to hold everything (ie. “Twine/”).
• Under this directory, install the Tweego binary and Sugarcube 2 in a directory (or generic project, if using Eclipse) called “Tweego”.
• Place the SmutBook source code project/directory alongside this one.

At this point, your directory structure should look something like this (you may have extra license files and stuff in there; this is the minimum directory structure):

Twine/SmutBook/:
(all the SmutBook code and directory structure)

Twine/Tweego/:
storyformats/   tweego

Twine/Tweego/storyformats:
sugarcube-2/

Twine/Tweego/storyformats/sugarcube-2:
format.js  icon.svg  LICENSE

This makes a neat directory structure under which you can also place your game project files, and use the same sort of build script for them.

• Install node-js (used for compiling the classes). This will be different depending on your Linux distribution. Duckduckgo can fill you in on the specifics for your distribution.
• cd build && npm install
• If there were no errors, you now have all the dependencies installed. There may be warnings. Don't worry about them.
• If you are using Eclipse, an automagic builder is included.
• Otherwise to build on the commandline: cd build && ./build.sh
• The compiled libraries and test story will be in the SmutBook/dist/ directory (HTML).
• You can use a similar sort of build script & Eclipse builder if you want to develop your game in Eclipse, too.

I know this is probably kind of hard to follow. I'll make a tutorial video at some point and put it on BitChute.

If you want to write a build script for Windows or whatever, feel free to send it to me and I'll include it in the repo.