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koteko wrote:Hi there, I have been trying to compile python-ogre on Ubuntu Natty for a week, without success. So I guess what's the difference, for a developer with the intention to use MV3D, of having some clients with Panda and some with Ogre? Which file formats should I use? Is there a way to ensure compatibility?
koteko wrote:yep this helps a lot
koteko wrote:I've tried to build a complete package for python-ogre on ubuntu, but I've been unsuccessful (I've very little time in this period). But I managed to successfully compile ogre, ois, cegui, with modules caelum and ogreforests..so maybe if you want, you could try to build a package for it
koteko wrote:So all of this to say..maybe in the next future I'll be able to set up a repository with up-to-date package of python-ogre e some additional modules, but first I have to better understand how to package stuff and how the python-ogre script works. If you already have these skills maybe we can manage to have a little repository, at least for mv3d only, in a few days.
koteko wrote:ps: would it be possible to have a python2.7 compatible version of mv3d? Or is this too difficult/time-consuming?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "Demo_Forest_02.py", line 6, in <module>
import ogre.addons.ogreforests as forests
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ogre/addons/ogreforests/__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
from _ogreforests_ import *
ImportError: dynamic module does not define init function (init_ogreforests_)
koteko wrote:Ah, the 2.7 issue was about a module of panda, "ShowBase". It seems that my version of panda doesn't like python2.7so no problem at all between mv3d and python2.7
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