I can't get the mri3ds library demo scripts to run.
Using Processing 2.0b3 under Win 7.
I have unpacked the library in my libraries folder, and it shows up as a contributed library in the library menu.
None of the demo scripts run.
They all seem to fail at the first openGL command.
e.g. the line
hint( ENABLE_OPENGL_4X_SMOOTH );
in load3ds.pde
generates the error message:
cannot find anything named ENABLE_OPENGL_4X_SMOOTH
This script has "import processing.opengl.*; " at the start, and the documentation for processing.opengl shows that it does contain a constant int called ENABLE_OPENGL_4X_SMOOTH.
The script will proceed if I comment out this line, but only until the next line containing openGL instructions.
The same happens with all of the demos. In some cases the error message indicates that the library com.sun.opengl is missing. The openGL jars seem to be in the Processing core library, so I am not sure why Processing is suggesting that another openGL library should be present. It would seem like a really bad idea to put another openGL library in the contributed libraries folder.
Any comments or help appreciated. In particular, if anybody out there has succeeded in loading .3ds models into Processing 2.0b3 under Win 7, please let me know. Problem-solving is always easier when you know that it is possible to find a solution in finite time!
Using Processing 2.0b3 under Win 7.
I have unpacked the library in my libraries folder, and it shows up as a contributed library in the library menu.
None of the demo scripts run.
They all seem to fail at the first openGL command.
e.g. the line
hint( ENABLE_OPENGL_4X_SMOOTH );
in load3ds.pde
generates the error message:
cannot find anything named ENABLE_OPENGL_4X_SMOOTH
This script has "import processing.opengl.*; " at the start, and the documentation for processing.opengl shows that it does contain a constant int called ENABLE_OPENGL_4X_SMOOTH.
The script will proceed if I comment out this line, but only until the next line containing openGL instructions.
The same happens with all of the demos. In some cases the error message indicates that the library com.sun.opengl is missing. The openGL jars seem to be in the Processing core library, so I am not sure why Processing is suggesting that another openGL library should be present. It would seem like a really bad idea to put another openGL library in the contributed libraries folder.
Any comments or help appreciated. In particular, if anybody out there has succeeded in loading .3ds models into Processing 2.0b3 under Win 7, please let me know. Problem-solving is always easier when you know that it is possible to find a solution in finite time!
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