@@ -16,23 +16,16 @@ The reason is that python need visual 2015 to be able to compile wx python you n
Note: You have to run cmake to configure ODE before compilling the complete solution.
Note that the lib containing python, freeglut and swig is in an archive at the root of the repository (lib.zip file), just unzip it next to the cartwheel-3d folder
note as the folder containing python, freeglut and swig is too large to be store inside the github repository it is store at this link
just a a note if using your own python/swig is preferable (or if the lib.zip file is not accesible).
Just a a note if using your own python/swig is preferable (or if the lib.zip file is not accesible).
This zip simple contains the lib folder which contains
lib\
Python36\
swigwin-3.0.12\
*the various lib and dll for freeglut and glew*
be carefull to be able to use the mixed mode debugging, the use of python36_d.exe was needed (or at least I was succesfull by using it :) ).
Be carefull to be able to use the mixed mode debugging, the use of python36_d.exe was needed (or at least I was succesfull by using it :) ).
As such wxpython needs to be manualy compiled in debug config. To do it, download the sources (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/wxPython), open a cmd, go to the folder and type the following : (i know that the option debug+release exists, but since this solution worked I did not bother any further:
python.exe .\build.py build --release
python.exe .\build.py install
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swig needs no install just download and unzip it (http://www.swig.org/download.html the swigwin one).
to get a working pyopengl, I had to use the .whl file given here https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pyopengl
To get a working pyopengl, I had to use the .whl file given here https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pyopengl
note: I did not install PyOpenGL_accelerate maybe it could be interesting for better performances.
