Hi Hunter, your first assumption was true: osgviewer is a viewer in itself, capable of displaying any .osg scene you want, so we must be hitting some kind of usage issue. On my environment (Linux) I usually type at the shell:
osgviewer file.osg Maybe you can also do this on your Mac or somebody else of the OSG list can tell how is it done. That is why I am redirecting again this post to the mailing list, you will get more helpful answers there. Regards, Alberto El Viernes 29 Junio 2007, escribió: > Thanks for fielding my question, Alberto. > > I tried the precompiled osgViewer that comes with the latest version of > OSG. I did this my just clicking on my file and saying "open with osg > viewer." The osgViewer app then bounces a few times on my dock (I'm on a > Mac) and then disappears. That didn't work so I thought that maybe that > osgViewer isnt really an application but just something you use to build > different kinds of viewers. So then I was trying to learn how you would > build a viewer. I can double click on all the precompiled examples and > they load just fine. All I want to do is look at this OSG file I have and > be able to look at any other osg files I export in the future. > > Thanks, > -Hunter-------------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://openscenegraph.net/mailman/listinfo/osg-users http://www.openscenegraph.org/
