Bengt,
See here:
http://www.openscenegraph.com/index.php/download-section/dependencies
Specifically, the osgVisual project site (downloads are linked from the OSG
wiki page above) maintains publicly available dependency binaries, and they've
recently been updated to include VS2013. I use
On 30 Jan 2014, at 05:01, Hamm, Brandon
brandon.h...@qinetiq-na.commailto:brandon.h...@qinetiq-na.com wrote:
In my case, I had V8 and python libraries available that were being located by
CMake, but I did not want to the corresponding OSG plugins to be built with
these libraries. I saw
Wang,
Just wanted to let you know that I had pre-ordered the cookbook through
Amazon, and got it on the day it published - very nicely done. It's
already proved useful in couple of cases.
Thanks!
Brandon
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Preet,
Take a look at the osgtext example. There's a setBackdropType() member
function of osgText::Text that you can call to set a backdrop type of
osgText::Text::OUTLINE. You can specify the color of the outline using
the member function setBackdropColor.
Brandon Hamm
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Robert,
Do you have a web link or any documentation in the VPB trac page on what
will (or at least likely) constitute the VPB 1.0 release?
Thanks,
Brandon Hamm
SimAuthor, Inc.
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Understood, thanks for the reply. On the final point, I agree with what
you're saying, however, I was simply wanting to get my hands on the
bleeding edge VPB code. Dropping back to the 0.9 developer release is
fine for my current uses, as building a cluster of machines for VPB
build purposes is
by default. But I guess this
submit did not get into distribution yet.
Regards,
Wojtek Lewandowski
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Brandon
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 11:20 PM
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Subject: Re: [osg-users
I have this same issue - such that I've yet to have it build
successfully on Windows. I HAVE got it successfully built and used it
in a Linux environment, though. If you do get it built on Windows,
please post your solution as I would certainly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Brandon Hamm
SimAuthor,
Peter,
My first guess would be that you may have a couple of things setup
incorrectly:
1) All native OpenSceneGraph DLLs that your application depends upon
need to be copied into the same directory that your running your
osgDotNet assemblies are located. Simply appending the path to the
Nix that last message...I missed this line in my initial read:
The variable 'osgControl1' is either undeclared or was never assigned.
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Brandon Hamm
From: Hamm, Brandon
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 9:25 AM
Nick,
That's correct, osgDem is part of VPB. The setup for building it is
very similar to OSG and just as easy. Make sure that you have GDAL
installed, and define an environment variable GDAL_DIR (not sure if this
is necessary for Windows, though) to point to the root of your GDAL
installation
Joakim,
I realize this is quite delayed, please accept my apologies.
Unfortunately, for reasons which I cannot disclose, I'm prohibited by my
employer from releasing any of the DWB/Coryphaeus Software documentation
or other such materials.
If you run into a snag, I'll certainly _attempt_ to
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