Mohican
18-05-2011 08:15:45
I have seen comments here and there showing that some people struggle to get going with the current Python-Ogre SDK.
Compared to Panda3D, the installation procedure involves a bit of arcane knowledge that alas not everyone possess.
So I have started maintaining a new SDK 'for dummies' on our openRTSS project page:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/openrt ... -Ogre-SDK/
There are currently 2 platforms available:
- The Windows SDK contains: Ogre, OIS, OgrePaging, OgrePCZ, OgreRTShaders, OgreTerrain, OgreForest, OgreOggSound, Bullet, Caelum, CEGUI, Hikari, QuickGui, Raknet, SkyX.
- The Ubuntu SDK contains: Ogre, OIS, OgrePaging, OgreTerrain, CEGUI, Raknet.
Installation Instructions:
- Download and unzip the Demos
- Download and unzip platform pack into the sub-folder /[SDK]
- Run demo_bezier(.bat or .sh).
Future Plans:
- Tidy up the demos, they are in a proper mess!
- Include as many modules as possible (including Hydrax, ODE, Newton...).
- Integrate pyQt4 in the SDK, together with sample demos.
- Add more platforms (MacOSX, Debian, ...).
I will keep this post updated with the latest information.
The package files are dated, so you will know when new stuff has been added.
Compared to Panda3D, the installation procedure involves a bit of arcane knowledge that alas not everyone possess.
So I have started maintaining a new SDK 'for dummies' on our openRTSS project page:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/openrt ... -Ogre-SDK/
There are currently 2 platforms available:
- The Windows SDK contains: Ogre, OIS, OgrePaging, OgrePCZ, OgreRTShaders, OgreTerrain, OgreForest, OgreOggSound, Bullet, Caelum, CEGUI, Hikari, QuickGui, Raknet, SkyX.
- The Ubuntu SDK contains: Ogre, OIS, OgrePaging, OgreTerrain, CEGUI, Raknet.
Installation Instructions:
- Download and unzip the Demos
- Download and unzip platform pack into the sub-folder /[SDK]
- Run demo_bezier(.bat or .sh).
Future Plans:
- Tidy up the demos, they are in a proper mess!
- Include as many modules as possible (including Hydrax, ODE, Newton...).
- Integrate pyQt4 in the SDK, together with sample demos.
- Add more platforms (MacOSX, Debian, ...).
I will keep this post updated with the latest information.
The package files are dated, so you will know when new stuff has been added.