GtkOgre
A GtkWidget for embedding Ogre render windows in GTK
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GtkOgre
I'd like to announce the release of a new GtkOgre widget. It embeds Ogre render windows into GtkWidgets, but it's still very basic. You won't believe how many hours I spent with expose events and stopping it from flickering, though. ;)
This is actually a side-product, because in the end I want to write a cross-platform wxWidget so it becomes very easy to embed Ogre on all platforms (Windows and Linux at least, don't know Mac).
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--DWORD 03:11, 2 July 2006 (CDT)
Requirements
- OGRE 1.2 Dagon
- GTK+
Features
- Supports multiple OGRE render windows.
- Fully tested on Linux. Windows support is possible, please see Ocelot's details here.
Downloads
GtkOgre including a simple demo application:
gtkogre-0.1.1-src.tar.bz2
Local copy:
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