I did not used express, a similar problem happend to me when I had an
osgviewer of one version using a dll from another. Check if you have
other osg dll in your path and check if
your dll and your exe are all debug or all release. You can also use
depends to check the dll loaded at runtime. If you are using svn head,
try to switch to 2.8 release and rebuild from scratch to see if the
problem persist.
Hope it helps
Adam Wise ha scritto:
Good and bad news: The good: I can access osgviewer. The bad: It crashes every time I try
to use it. The message I receive is: "osgviewer.exe has encountered a problem and
needs to close, We are sorry for the inconvenience." That message is oddly
ambiguous...and it happens every time. What should I do?
GordonTomlinson wrote:
The D on the end of the name of an EXE or DLL in OSG means you're using the
debug version of the code, rather than the release version which does not
typically have a D at the end
You need to set the environment variable OSGDATA to the location where you
installed the Osg data package
I would recommend you change the environment variable in your system
settings, as opposed to the autoexec.bat , you can change that through
control panel->system->advanced->environment variables and edit the PATH
entries
Note when you change environment variables you will have to close all
instance of Visual studio or other programs that use them as they will not
pick up any changes until you do,
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Subject: Re: [build] Unreckognized Commands
I went to the directory where everything was built, and indeed I found the
executables and ran them in command line. But here's the new problem: it
cannot find the OpenSceneGraph-Data-2.8.0 folder. I'm trying to run the
osgviewer cow.osg example...but that doesn't seem like a possibility right
now. I want to set everything up where my data can be easily found.
Also, Osgviewer...is actually Osgviewerd. What's the difference between the
two?
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