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I should maybe hold off and post a couple at a time, but I figured since others are working on stuff now it would be nice to keep it upto date. (let me know if I'm committing to often...) (removed set from the bash instructions) Kent |
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Welcome to the fun world of open-source. To help you get started, do the following before starting: You will want to download the following external packages: openssl: http://www.openssl.org python: http://www.python.org nspr: ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/nspr/releases libjpeg: http://www.ijg.org/ libpng: http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/ zlib: http://www.gzip.org/zlib/ openal: http://www.openal.org/home/ (may be needed for openal)sdl: http://www.libsdl.org/index.php smpeg: http://www.lokigames.com/development/smpeg.php3 If you do not have GL you will also need mesa: http://www.mesa3d.org --------------UNIX TIPS--------------------------------------- Assuming you are using tcsh/csh do the following before compiling. #Set this to wherever you have extracted the source. setenv NANBLENDERHOME `pwd` setenv MAKEFLAGS "-w -I$NANBLENDERHOME/source" Or for bash/sh do this: NANBLENDERHOME=`pwd` export NANBLENDERHOME MAKEFLAGS="-w -I$NANBLENDERHOME/source" export MAKEFLAGS Then edit source/nan_definitions.mk to fit you're environment. (You'll want to change things like NAN_OPENSSL,NAN_JPEG, NAN_PNG etc.. to point to where you have it installed) After that cd $NANBLENDERHOME/intern make (If you have errors just make; make install in the dirs listed in the makefile) make install Then cd $NANBLENDERHOME/intern/python/freeze make cd $NANBLENDERHOME/source/blender/bpython/frozen make -f Makefile.freeze Then cd $NANBLENDERHOME/source make If you have any problems with the above post a message to the Forums on www.blender.org ----------------------WINDOWS TIPS-------------------------------------- If you have any problems with the above post a message to the Forums on www.blender.org ----------------------Mac OSX TIPS-------------------------------------- Now before you go to the source directory, make sure you have installed the external libraries that Blender depends upon. Here is a description of the things you need. FINK: Use fink (http://fink.sourceforge.net/) to install the following libraries that Blender depends on: 1. openssl (fink install openssl) 2. jpeg (fink install jpeg) 3. png (fink install png) PYTHON: Mac OSX 10.2 (Jaguar) now comes with Python (2.2.1) pre-installed. This is fine for producing the "frozen" Python code found in the intern directory. However, the installation does not contain the python library to link against (at least I could not find it). You could use fink to install Python but that Python installation depends on X being installed and that is a large installation. If you prefer the easy way: download Python 2.2.2 from http://www.python.org. Follow the instructions to in the documentation to install it on your box. If you run OSX 10.2 it should install just fine. Basically a configure and a "make" will do the job. The result is a Python library that should be copied to the library tree together with the associated header files. Create the following directories: $NANBLENDERHOME/lib/darwin-6.1-powerpc/python/include/python2.2 $NANBLENDERHOME/lib/darwin-6.1-powerpc/python/lib/python2.2/config Now copy the include files and the libpython2.2.a library to those locations. FMOD: Download FMOD from http://www.fmod.org/ and unpack with StuffIt Expander. The archive contains header files and a library. Copy those to these directories (that you need to create first): $NANBLENDERHOME/lib/darwin-6.1-powerpc/fmod/include $NANBLENDERHOME/lib/darwin-6.1-powerpc/fmod/lib RANLIB: Although the make files run ranlib on the libraries built, the gcc linker complains about ranlib not being run. Until there is a solution, you will need to run ranlib by hand once in a while when the make breaks. Luckily, the error message lists the full path of the file to run ranlib on... Anybody out there with a real solution? I guess the problem arises from copying the files from one location to the other... Now wait, don't type make yet! You'll have to edit a config file of ODE first. go to $NANBLENDERHOME/source/ode/config and edit the file "user-settings" so that platform is equal to osx (PLATFORM=osx). Success!