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Re: [Re: Introductions]
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lugnet.cad.dev.mac
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Tue, 12 Feb 2002 16:48:55 GMT
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"Don Heyse" <dheyse@hotmail.spam.go.away.com> writes:
> Oooh, I realize this is off topic here, but did you get the JDEE to
> work in windows? If so, could you help me out and tell me which
> versions of everything you have that actually work together?
I will e-mail you my .emacs file and we can have a mail discussion about
setting it up.
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> How are the multiple panes handled in the blender? Is it one big
> program, or a separate thread, or process per pane? Just thinking
> out loud and wondering how this could fit into the current architecture
> of ldglite... You know this gets me thinking, I've always wanted to
> add a small gui for things like a file open dialog and such, but
> wanted it to use pure opengl for portability. Now with all this java
> stuff happening, I wonder if a java wrapper for ldglite could solve
> the gui problem in a portable way, without interfering with the core
> keyboard and command line driven opengl rendering engine.
I think we need to get a good design first. The language we chose should be
secondary. A good design may reaveal the best language(s)
> > Another thought is to script a parser for ldraw parts in python for
> > blender.
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> What exactly is blender?
Blender is a very cool 3d graphic design app, and game engine. It can be
scripted in perl. You can dl'd the binary for free at www.blender.nl. It has
been ported to OS X (recently) and linuxppc (for some time now) as well as many
intel and alpha architectures. I definately recommend a looksee. At first, it
does not make any sense in terms of how we expect an application to respond to
mouse clicks/drags/etc... but when you learn what the functional keys are and
do a couple of tutorials, you will soon see just how overused the mouse is in
so many graphic design apps.
Mark
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