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* Game engine can now be build on Linux. By default this feature is disabled. The reason is that you need to have a precompiled version of the ode library for your gcc version. To enable ode support you need to do the following: - compile ode. - set BUILD_GAMEENGINE = 'true' in the config.opts file. - set USE_PHYSICS='ode' in the config.opts file. - set the ODE_INCLUDE and ODE_LIBPATH to valid locations. * Linking order has changed for the game engine There are cyclic dependencies between libraries. On linux we have to do some duplicate linking. I looked at the order of linking in source/Makefile, and did some clean up.
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742 B
Python
21 lines
742 B
Python
Import ('user_options_dict')
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SConscript(['BlenderRoutines/SConscript',
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'Converter/SConscript',
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'Expressions/SConscript',
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'GameLogic/SConscript',
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'Ketsji/SConscript',
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'Ketsji/KXNetwork/SConscript',
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'Network/SConscript',
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'Network/LoopBackNetwork/SConscript',
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'Physics/common/SConscript',
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'Physics/Dummy/SConscript',
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'Rasterizer/SConscript',
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'Rasterizer/RAS_OpenGLRasterizer/SConscript',
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'SceneGraph/SConscript'])
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if user_options_dict['USE_PHYSICS'] == 'solid':
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SConscript(['Physics/Sumo/SConscript'])
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elif user_options_dict['USE_PHYSICS'] == 'ode':
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SConscript(['Physics/BlOde/SConscript'])
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