Here is a really simple Fox integrated viewer using SceneView.
http://philski.dyndns.org/code/osgFOX.tar.gz It simply loads "cow.osg" (included with OSG) (must be in the same directory or path), but shows how to set up (a very basic) Fox application with a very basic layout and a FXGLVisual/FXGLCanvas. (the OSG code is very similar under Qt ... place the "drawScene()" code into "paintGL()" and the code that resides in FOX's constructor can be placed in Qt's opengl widget constructor) As Daniele said, do bear in mind the difference in licenses before you set out to learn a toolkit. Philip Hahn On 11/16/06, Daniele Bellandi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > we don't familiar with any GUI toolkit for c++ in linux. > > where can I download Qt? there is a explanation how to work with > > it?(tutorials or something?) > > a friend suggest us to use CEGUI, but we have troubles to compile > > it...( we are very newbies in linux.) > > Hi, I use fox since a couple of years..it is a good toolkit, with a good number of examples... but poor of documentation.. I haven't just tried to integrate with osg, as soon as I'll have a bit of time I'll try and I'll let you know. vxWidgets and qt are two good tookits, too; and some distribution(like slackware) has got by default the qt-designer installed, that allows to create widgets by graphical interface. Try to type 'designer' in a shell :)) Pay attention..compile Qt may be not so simple... If you want to produce a commercial application, pay attention to the kinds of licences! QT is GPL, FOX and vxWidgets are LGPL. Bye, Daniele > -- ------------------------------ Daniele Bellandi BK S.r.l. _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://openscenegraph.net/mailman/listinfo/osg-users http://www.openscenegraph.org/
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