The new simulator - Revision history

David: /* Compiling */

2005-04-20T20:17:12Z

Compiling

David: /* TODO */

2005-04-20T20:12:06Z

TODO

David: /* TODO */

2005-04-20T20:10:19Z

TODO

David: /* TODO */

2005-04-20T20:09:34Z

TODO

Acampo: meeting link

2005-04-05T17:53:20Z

meeting link

Hlabella: /* Compiling */

2005-03-31T16:44:30Z

Compiling

Hlabella: added information on how not to mess with debian installation

2005-03-31T16:42:17Z

added information on how not to mess with debian installation

Acampo: todo name of the sim

2005-03-30T20:30:45Z

todo name of the sim

Acampo: changed url

2005-03-25T16:31:40Z

changed url

Acampo at 13:54, 25 March 2005

2005-03-25T13:54:19Z

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 == Compiling ==
-In the tgz, we have ODE, Dyna and OK.
+In the tgz, we have ode, Dyna and ok10.
-First of all, compile ODE. Assuming that the directory where you checked out the simulator is called <tt>simulator</tt> and that you already cd into it, do:
+First of all, compile ODE. Assuming that the directory where you checked out the simulator is called <tt>newSimulator</tt> and that you already cd into it, do:
 <pre>
-~simulator$ cd ode
+~newSimulator$ cd ode-0.5
-~ode$ make
+~ode-0.5$ make
-~ode$ cd ..
+~ode-0.5$ cd ..
 </pre>
-Now you need to install FMOD. You can download it from <tt>http://www.fmod.org/files/fmodapi374linux.tar.gz</tt>. Uncompress it into your simulator directory:
+FMOD is optionnal, you can download it from <tt>http://www.fmod.org/files/fmodapi374linux.tar.gz</tt>.
 If you use Debian, you have to install the package libxml2-dev (if it is not installed).
 Once this is done, you can compile ok10. Move to the directory and type
-dependencies, it should work. Otherwise you can report the problems in the bugs'n problems section :-)
+Otherwise you can report the problems in the bugs'n problems section :-)
 == Bugs'n problems ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:12, 20 April 2005
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	'''[2005-03-21] [] [Alex]''' : problem with libxml headers ? In debian libxml2 headers are located in ''/usr/include/libxml2/libxml''		'''[2005-03-21] [] [Alex]''' : problem with libxml headers ? In debian libxml2 headers are located in ''/usr/include/libxml2/libxml''
−
−	'''[2005-03-21] [] [Alex]''' : REMOVE FMOD.

	'''[2005-03-30] [] [Alex]''' : We need to give a name to this simulator. Maybe it is dyna ?		'''[2005-03-30] [] [Alex]''' : We need to give a name to this simulator. Maybe it is dyna ?

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 /04/14 - 5 - David - fix all the parameters in the sensors and sample files
 /04/14 - 5 - David - unit rescaling
 /04/14 - 5 - David - create all the models
 /04/14 - 5 - David - camera sensor (with fast raytracing + memory)
 /04/14 - 5 - David - improve ODE speed (many ideas ode documentation)
 /04/14 - 5 - David - create the documentation
 /04/14 - 3 - David - benchmarks
 /04/14 - 2 - David - other @todo that are in the source files / doxygen
 /04/14 - 2 - David - double wrappers for drawing functions
 /04/18 - 2 - David - fix timing bug under linux (framerate not correct)
 /04/18 - 1 - David - automatic OOBB calculation
 /04/14 - 1 - Alex  - make it easier to install (ode etc)
 /04/14 - 1 - David - no collision between capped cylinder and cylinder! (add it)
 /04/14 - 1 - David - frame interpolation for real time rendering
 /04/14 - 1 - David - improve the TODO system
 /04/14 - 1 - David - someone remove (empty?) newSimulator folder
 /04/14 - 0 - David - use GSL for random numbers
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 /04/14 - 5 - David - basic sensors
 /04/14 - 5 - David - basic controllers
 /04/14 - 5 - David - material table / contact matrix
 /04/14 - 5 - David - transform geom (to create composite objects)
 /04/14 - 5 - David - object hierarchy
 /04/14 - 5 - David - xml support
 /04/14 - 5 - David - compiles perfectly on windows and linux
 /04/14 - 5 - David - 0 global variable
 /04/14 - 5 - David - disable collisions using collide/category bits in the XML
 /04/14 - 5 - David - ray model
 /04/14 - 5 - David - switching on/off objects (like lights)
 /04/14 - 5 - David - able to disable rendering
 /04/14 - 5 - David - material system
 /04/14 - 5 - David - file search
 /04/14 - 5 - David - user input with SDL
 /04/14 - 5 - David - 3d rendering + fonts
 /04/14 - 5 - David - noise
 /04/18 - 4 - David - norender => shouldn't even create a window, no opengl/sdl
 /04/14 - 4 - David - extended command line
 /04/14 - 4 - David - timing of any important function (rendering, simulation, controls)
 /04/14 - 4 - David - breakable joints
 /04/14 - 4 - David - non templated list system (NodeList)
 /04/18 - 3 - David - trimesh support (can load asc,msh,ms3d currently)
 /04/14 - 3 - David - console allowing binds for easy debugging
 /04/14 - 1 - David - 3d audio, now contains a define to enable/disable fmod

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 '''[2005-03-30] [] [Alex]''' : We need to give a name to this simulator. Maybe it is dyna ?
 === Closed ones ===
 == Meetings and reports ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:53, 5 April 2005
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	=== Closed ones ===		=== Closed ones ===
		+
		+
		+	== Meetings and reports ==
		+
		+	Report of the meeting held on friday 1st april 2005 : [[MISS Meeting 2005-04-01]]

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 <pre>
 ~simulator$ tar xfz fmodapi374linux.tar.gz
-~api$ cd fmodapi374linux/api
+~simulator$ cd fmodapi374linux/api
 ~api$ ln -s inc/ fmod
 ~api$ cd -

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 Of course you need an account to be able to retrieve the files. People of IRIDIA can easily
 have an acces by asking to the sysadmin. For anybody else interested, you should write us.
-First login like this (just replace acampo by your login name)
+First login like this (just replace <username> by your login name)
 <pre>
-$cvs -d:pserver:acampo@iridia.ulb.ac.be/home/cvsroot login
+$cvs -d:pserver:<username>@iridia.ulb.ac.be/home/cvsroot login
 </pre>
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 <pre>
-$cvs -d:pserver:acampo@iridia.ulb.ac.be/home/cvsroot co newSimulator
+$cvs -d:pserver:<username>@iridia.ulb.ac.be/home/cvsroot co newSimulator
 </pre>
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 == Compiling ==
 In the tgz, we have ODE, Dyna and OK.
-First of all, compile ODE. Then you have to copy by hand the files libode.a and includes
+First of all, compile ODE. Assuming that the directory where you checked out the simulator is called <tt>simulator</tt> and that you already cd into it, do:
 <pre>
 ~ode$ make
-~ode$ su
+~ode$ cd ..
 </pre>
 Once this is done, you can compile ok10. Move to the directory and type

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:30, 30 March 2005
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	'''[2005-03-21] [] [Alex]''' : REMOVE FMOD.		'''[2005-03-21] [] [Alex]''' : REMOVE FMOD.
		+
		+	'''[2005-03-30] [] [Alex]''' : We need to give a name to this simulator. Maybe it is dyna ?

	=== Closed ones ===		=== Closed ones ===

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 If you don't want to get bored using CVS, you can use the GUI ''Cervisia''. If you want to learn more about
-CVS commands, branches, tags, releases and so on, you can read this [CVS reference | http://www.wincvs.org/howto/cvsdoc/] for example.
+CVS commands, branches, tags, releases and so on, you can read this CVS reference for example : http://www.wincvs.org/howto/cvsdoc/
 == Compiling ==