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So, the tutorial says, select "none" under "NativeLink settings".
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Sorry, I only skimmed the article and saw the screenshot had "Compile test bench:" checked and filled in. This is actually what you want to do (i.e. don't say "None").
Just create a simple test bench in HDL and fill out that dialog box.
When you do this, Quartus will generate a more substantial .do script which will compile your files and load the simulation, and add some top level signals to the wave.
If you leave it at "None", you get the default behavior which you are currently observing, which isn't that useful when you're first getting started like this. It compiles your modules to the work library, but doesn't load your top level simulation.
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