Quick Start

Prerequisite

Greta is a Java modular software designed to run on Java 8 only and mainly on Windows, it is not ready for Java 9 yet.

Most parts of Greta are licensed under the GNU LGPL v3 (the master branch of the GitHub repository).

Some parts of Greta are licensed under the GNU GPL v3 (the gpl branch of the GitHub repository); so if you use this branch, be aware that Greta will become GNU GPL v3 at the same time.

Greta depends on external software for Speech Synthesis ([MaryTTS](http://mary.dfki.de/) or CereProc), and 3D Rendering (Ogre or Unity).

How to start

Navigate to [https://github.com/gretaproject/greta](https://github.com/gretaproject/greta) and clone the repository to retrieve all files from the Greta project. In this repository you have 2 main branches: master (for the LGPL version of Greta), and gpl (for the GPL version of Greta, including GPL libraries and modules).

Greta is composed of several Java projects, you need to open them in NetBeans 8.2 IDE and to build them. To know how to build them, you can look into the page [Build the java projects](https://github.com/gretaproject/greta/wiki/Build-the-java-projects).

Once built you can run the Modular.jar from the <GRETA_DIR>/bin/ folder to launch Greta virtual agent plaform. This action would launch the start window

Then go to File, Open and choose one of the .xml configuration file to open it

In [Modular Application](https://github.com/gretaproject/greta/wiki/Modular-application) page you will find also a tutorial on how to create a basic configuration (the video will show you all the steps).