Please make sure that the PATH-Variables as described in the README file were
set correctly, otherwise the Mathematica package can not find the required files.

In case that the PATH-Variables are not set correctly, this might cause 
the following problems:

1.) the init.m was not found by Mathematica
 
or
 
2.) the path names were not appended to the
Mathematica search path.
 
3.) or both
 
In oder to check that the the path names were properly appended to the search path of
Mathematica type the command
 
$Path
 
in your notebook. If they are not appended, then I would recommend you to type first 
the path names directly in a notbook to see whether the path names were known
to Mathematica. Please type and evaluate after your system dependent
correction of the path names the following commands in a notebook
to see what will happen
 
$TuGamesPath = $TopDirectory<>"/AddOns/Applications/TuGames"
$CddmlPath ="/usr/local/bin" and on Windows for instance
$CddmlPath ="H:\\Tmp\\cddlm"
AppendTo[$Path, $TuGamesPath]
AppendTo[$Path, $CddmlPath]
 
$Path
 
Note that I used here the UNIX convention to separate directory names.
Please do not forget the double backslashes as a delimiter under
a Windows installation.

 
Before you start the package verify the path names, then you can try to start the
package. When everything works fine correct your init.m file if this should be necessary. 
Quit the Mathematica Kernel and start now the package directly. If the same errors 
appear again, then your init.m file cannot be found by Mathematica.

In case of further questions consult me via my e-mail address.

Address:
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Holger I. Meinhardt
Institute of Operations Research
University of Karlsruhe (KIT) 
E-mail: Holger.Meinhardt@wiwi.uni-karlsruhe.de

