svn is a command-line tool (on windows, that would be svn.exe). Once you've installed the svn package, you can run that from anywhere on your system.
The first thing you do is "checkout" a copy of a project. You give it the URL of the project, plus a folder in which to put it. So, running...
svn checkout http://maxmods.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/bass.mod bass.mod
from the command-line, would checkout the files of bass.mod, into a new folder called bass.mod. The folder would be created in the current folder where you ran the command.
You *could* get all the modules out at once, but I don't really recommend it unless you are *very* patient, as there's a lot of code in there. So best to stick to getting the ones you want ;-)
The first thing you do is "checkout" a copy of a project. You give it the URL of the project, plus a folder in which to put it. So, running...
svn checkout http://maxmods.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/bass.mod bass.mod
from the command-line, would checkout the files of bass.mod, into a new folder called bass.mod. The folder would be created in the current folder where you ran the command.
You *could* get all the modules out at once, but I don't really recommend it unless you are *very* patient, as there's a lot of code in there. So best to stick to getting the ones you want ;-)