Hi Mathias,
Thanks for the reply. It appears that removing the CMakeCache.txt file did
the trick. Now it finds the openvrml libs and builds the plugin. It turns
out I still can't view the wrl file though ... it's a whole bunch of line
segments which maybe isn't supported by the vrml plugin? I might have to
see if I can hack a script to convert it to ac3d format or find some other
tool that can import the file correctly and then export it again as
something else. Blender unfortunately only supports vrml-1.0 and the file
I'm working with is vrml-2.0.
The wrl file is CFD streamlines around a 3d model so I'm hoping it will look
really cool if I can get it to load and render in flightgear ...
Curt.
2011/5/22 Mathias Fröhlich
>
> Hi Curt,
>
> On Saturday, May 21, 2011 20:19:01 Curtis Olson wrote:
> > Has anyone built the vrml plugin for OSG under linux (fedora). The
> > README.txt says I need boost and openvrml installed. I've installed
> > openvrml and libopenvrml{,-devel}, and rerun ./configure but the vrml
> > plugin still isn't getting built.
> >
> > Apparently I don't know enough about cmake to trace through the scripts
> and
> > figure out what the "findvrml" plugin is looking for specifically. I'm
> not
> > even sure that module is getting run or how to tell cmake to even look
> for
> > openvrml?
> >
> > Does anyone have any tips or suggestions?
>
> Just a general note on the vrml plugin:
> I am using this plugin at work to double check a vrml exporter on linux. It
> can read many vrml files. But it fails on some. So if something does not
> look
> as expected, you might run in one of these failures.
>
> >From what you write:
> Did you remove the CMakeCache.txt file before retrying the configure step?
> If not, try this and then rerun your configure script or the cmake command
> you
> usually run.
>
> I had some problems to detect and run the vrml stuff due to the openvrml
> libs
> being not installed in the standard library paths. So, I needed to add some
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH et al magic to get that detected and runnning. But since
> you
> work with the distribution provided stuff, I do not exepct that this will
> be a
> problem.
>
> May be this helps a little?
> Mathias
>
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