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Dewb / radome

Dome mapping software for live interactive fulldome visualizations with consumer projectors.

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Windows port #2

Closed Dewb closed 9 years ago

Dewb commented 11 years ago

Existing code should compile for Windows just fine (except for Syphon, which needs to be #ifdef'd out and eventually moved to a plugin.)

Need to create project files for Visual Studio or Code::Blocks, whichever IDE we want to use (probably CB because not everyone has VS licenses. Or can the free VS edition do C++ and OpenGL now?)

Potzer commented 11 years ago

Close this SOB.

Dewb commented 11 years ago

Nice work! I'll close this after I can build your PR in the main repo, hopefully tomorrow.

Dewb commented 10 years ago

2014 Windows port task breakdown:

[x] Create VS (or Code::Blocks?) project files
[x] Replace ofxFenster with https://github.com/ofTheo/ofxAppGLFWWindowMulti (see some discussion in issue #8)
[x] Add compile switch to enable/disable Syphon
[x] Think about alternate 2D input strategies for Windows to replace Syphon

Dewb commented 10 years ago

Moving this from Backlog to Illuminus. It's necessary for ongoing Sway development that @JimAnkrom be able to run Radome on his Windows box.

Dewb commented 9 years ago

The windows branch now builds on VS2012/Win7. Has some issues; loaded models animate in a hyper-glitchy way, dome rendering is all black, video input and OSC are disabled.

[x] ofxSyphon needs to be replaced with ofxSpout
[ ] OSC listener crash in socket code needs to be investigated
[ ] loadable 3D model issues need to be investigated
[x] dome shader needs to be investigated (might be related to slapdash Syphon removal.)
[x] plugins need to be re-enabled

Dewb commented 9 years ago

Windows support is now landed in master branch, although I should point out that since we did the Windows port for a traditional VJ event rather than Sway/Bleepout or something that requires the plugin interface, plugins on Windows haven't been thoroughly tested (meaning OSC and model loading issues may still exist.)