zovirl
12-08-2006 07:12:13
I've been away a while, checking in on pyogre's development occasionally. What's the current status?
I saw that Istari said last week no one is working on OSX, so I don't expect it is working. What about linux? Windows? I see there is a pre-built windows library, which is a good sign.
Tubez
17-08-2006 09:56:08
I can only comment on the pre-built windows binaries, but those are excellent.
machinimist
17-08-2006 16:06:20
where can i find these windows binaries?
so there is a complete pyogre 1.2 now? would be great!
machinimist
18-08-2006 09:37:00
dermont
18-08-2006 10:41:17
Yes AFAIK Istari's builds are the latest for pyogre 1.2.0. The tutorials should still run with some minor modifications such as:
For yaw,pitch,roll you may have to do something like this:
yaw(ogre.Degree(90.0).valueRadians())
For sceneManager creation (tutorial3 I think):
#self.sceneManager = self.root.createSceneManager(ogre.ST_EXTERIOR_CLOSE)
self.sceneManager = self.root.createSceneManager("TerrainSceneManager","MySceneManager")
When you say you couldn't get anything to run. What was the error message?. Were there any errors in Ogre.log?. What media files are
you using (last time I downloaded Istari's build the media files weren't included)?.
machinimist
18-08-2006 10:57:27
yes, one error was because of the media files. first i used some ogre media directory i found on my hd. with the pyogre 1.0.6 media files the error seemed to go away.
then i had the scenemanager error. what string should i use instead of ogre.ST_GENERIC? "OctreeSceneManager"?
dermont
18-08-2006 11:29:27
Check SampleFramework.py it's defined as ogre.ST_GENERIC:
createSceneManager(ogre.ST_GENERIC,"ExampleSMInstance")
Edit: note using pyogre 1.0.6 media files some of the demos for pyogre/pycegeui 1.2 may not work correctly.
@Istari: is there an overwhelming reason for not uploading the current
binaries and media files to SVN to avoid similar confusion.
machinimist
18-08-2006 11:48:10
thanks, it works now!
are there any other things to know?
dermont
18-08-2006 12:42:30
Istari
18-08-2006 13:03:55
@dermont: The reason I haven't put the binaries onto the BerliOS site is because once a file is published, it can not be deleted.
And I don't want to clutter the download page with a million "daily" builds. However I see no problem with putting the media files there.
I'll try to put up the media files on the download page this weekend.
Istari
20-08-2006 16:02:29
The media files for 1.2.0 have been uploaded to the BerliOS site.
It seems that I can delete files after they have been uploaded, the documentation was very vague, so I'll probably be putting the binaries there too in the near future.