MOGRE vs OgreDotNet.

Question on MOGRE vs OgreDotNet.
How many people are on the OgreDotNetproject (developers)
What percent complete are you?

Can you explain the differences in more detail?

OgreDotNet vs MOGRE
OgreDotNet vs Ogre

Thank you in advance (I appreciate your time)

theMouse

+1 for OgreDotNet
Why?
Because my boss wants I to do with it. And I never mess with the boss

This area seems to have stagnated. I too would like to know the difference. I've just dropped development using a commercial package, replacing it with Ogre, so from a managed point of view, which is better? Mogre or OgreDotNet.

The way I understand it is they are both wrappers for the C++ equiv.? So the question really is, which supports more wrapped features?

I was doing fight: OgreDotNet vs MOGRE.


Both, works. But:

- MOGRE is more supported
- MOGRE is more easily maintened
- MOGRE is easy to extend
- MOGRE have a lot of features that OgreDotNet, haven't

I think the future is MOGRE.

Thanks for the reply! I realise this now from reading more of the MOGRE threads.

Ciao.

Mogre might be better, but it doesn't support Mono, so OgreDotNet needs to stay around for .Net portability to Linux, Mac, etc.

OgreDotNet wasn't updated for a long time (still now?).
The maintainer switched to Python-Ogre and now it seems so that most C# users use Mogre.

Mogre is based on the autowrapper cpp2java using C++/CLI technique. (not supported by Mono - so it works only on Windows systems)
OgreDotNet is based to the autowrapper SWIG - I suppose it uses PINVOKE technique instead.

But I read that still some users use the SWIG technique and it works well.
I suppose they wrapped it themself and didn't used the OgreDotNet infrastructure and didn't update something here.
So if somebody has a need for C# applications with Mono support - maybe ask the people who still use the SWIG technique.
You find them in this thread:
http://www.ogre3d.org/forums/viewtopic. ... 30#p393530

just look the topic!