PyOgreExecutable
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This article was written for an old version of Ogre3D and is therefore probably out of date!
Version Info
| Source code/Guide Version information | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ogre Version(s) Supported: | Dagon(1.3) | |
| Python-Ogre Versions(s) Supported: | None | |
That is what you normally would do using py2exe:
0.) first please install python 2.4, pyogre and py2exe
1.) the pyOgre example to turn into a running executbale is: C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\TextureFXDemo.py
2.) content of setup.py, which must be placed at C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\setup.py:
from distutils.core import setup import py2exe setup(console=["TextureFXDemo.py"])
3.) execute this command in console:
cd C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\ python setup.py py2exe
4.) py2exe generates a "built" and "dist" folder; the "dist" folder contains the executable "TextureFXDemo.exe"
5.) Copy C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\Media to C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist\Media
6.) starting the executable:
C:\Python24\pyogre\demos>cd dist C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist>TextureFXDemo Traceback (most recent call last): File "TextureFXDemo.py", line 46, in ? File "SampleFramework.pyc", line 23, in go File "SampleFramework.pyc", line 33, in _setUp File "pyogre\ogre.pyc", line 10230, in __init__ TypeError: argument number 1: null reference of type 'Ogre::String' was received
Remark: Some files are missing and must be copied manually to the distribution folder C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist\
7.) copy all *.pkg, *.dll and *.cfg from following folders into the distribution folder C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist\
- C:\Python24\pyogre\demos => C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist\
- C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\pyogre => C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist\
8.) goto C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist\ and start the executable, it should run now
C:\Python24\pyogre\demos\dist>TextureFXDemo
