Revision as of 13:52, 16 January 2013

Installing OpenSceneGraph on PCs in Sequoiah lab 142

Lab Hardware:

Pre-Installed Software:

Installation Instructions:

In the following instructions, replace USERNAME with your user name. In my case that is jschulze.
Download OpenSceneGraph: Stable Release 3.0.0, ZIP file and extract to C:\users\USERNAME\osg
Download CMake 2.8 binary release and install into your home directory, for instance C:\users\USERNAME\CMake.
Download 3rd party libraries (thanks, Ayush Shrestha!) and extract into user's home directory, for instance to C:\users\USERNAME\3rdparty.
Download libxml. Extract the zip file to C:\users\USERNAME\3rdparty.
Make sure the bin, lib and include directories are directly under the 3rdparty subdirectory. Move them there if there is a directory in-between.
Open Windows command shell by running application 'cmd' from Start menu.
cd c:\users\USERNAME\osg
cmake -i
- Change default install path to c:\users\USERNAME\osg
- Enable compilation of examples.
Double click ALL_BUILD file in c:\users\USERNAME\osg. This will open MSVC and automatically create a solution with all library files and examples.

Tips:

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 * Download [http://www.cs.gsu.edu/~ashrestha2/uploads/3rdParty_x86.zip libxml]. Extract the zip file to C:\users\USERNAME\3rdparty.
 * Make sure the bin, lib and include directories are directly under the 3rdparty subdirectory. Move them there if there is a directory in-between.
+* Open Windows command shell by running application 'cmd' from Start menu.
+* cd c:\users\USERNAME\osg
+* cmake -i
+** Change default install path to c:\users\USERNAME\osg
+** Enable compilation of examples.
+* Double click ALL_BUILD file in c:\users\USERNAME\osg. This will open MSVC and automatically create a solution with all library files and examples.
 Tips:
 * [http://www.cs.gsu.edu/~ashrestha2/?q=node/7 Compiling openscenegraph in Visual C++ Express 2010]