07-27-2018, 02:23 AM
Hello and welcome Sam 
I see you've downloaded Windows binaries. Windows is picky in the sense that it doesn't provide a standard folder to put shared components, so it's up to the end user to manage it, or an invasive installer that modifies the path environment variable must be developed. This is not the case under Linux.
In your case, to have you going quickly: you must copy the files Tilengine.dll, SDL2.dll and Tilengine.py to the same folder where you have your own python test program. Please let me know if it does work now!
I see you've downloaded Windows binaries. Windows is picky in the sense that it doesn't provide a standard folder to put shared components, so it's up to the end user to manage it, or an invasive installer that modifies the path environment variable must be developed. This is not the case under Linux.
In your case, to have you going quickly: you must copy the files Tilengine.dll, SDL2.dll and Tilengine.py to the same folder where you have your own python test program. Please let me know if it does work now!