Daniel Zajicek wrote: > I have downloaded PD, and have been trying to get GEM to work for most > of today. I have downloaded > Pd-0.39.2-extended-rc4-macosx104-powerpc.dmg from Han's site > (http://at.or.at/hans/pd/installers.html), but I continually get > errors saying: > > > iemabs: can't load library > iemmatrix: can't load library > liblist: can't load library > > pdp_text : severe error : could not load default font : no rendering !!! > pdp_qtext : severe error : could not load default font : no rendering !!!
well, these are not errors related to installing Gem, are they? you are missing _other_ externals. > > In addition, I was unable to create objects, and instead pd would > create a box with a dashed line around it (is this a comment box?). this does not say much. it would be good ti know _which_ objects you want to create: for instance i repeatedly fail to create the object [flabbergast] but [pack] works just fine :-) > > So, thwarted by that, I downloaded Miller's most current version of pd > 40-2, and thought I might just put GEM on there myself, but I can't > figure out how to do it. This is my first time working with a program > like pd, and I could used some assistance either installing GEM, or > getting pd-extended to work. > > If it helps, I am running OS 10.3.9, on an G4 powerbook. there are loads of way to load a library and many of them are described in the Pd-manual (which is a good read anyhow). basically, just drop the Gem.pd_darwin into the extra/Gem folder (you probably want to create that folder) of your installation. this can be a bit tricky on os-x, as your os would like you to stay out of certain directories (and think they are really "applications") another solution is to put your Gem.pd_darwin wherever you like and add the path of it to pd's startup paths so it can find it when it searches for Gem. mfg.asdr IOhannes _______________________________________________ PD-list@iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
