Tubez
13-10-2005 16:03:35
It is available from the Soya3d wiki at this address:
http://soya.literati.org/WindowsInstallers
I wanted to mail it to myself as a reminder, but I figure that someone else might be interested in it. So i posted it here instead
srekel2
13-10-2005 21:11:23
Do you know what the difference is from the one I've linked to on the wiki?
Tubez
13-10-2005 22:46:29
The big one for me is license. I'm not ready to commit to the GPL yet, so the fact that PyOpenAL is LGPL is a rather large win.
Not that I dislike the GPL mind you, I have plenty of code released under it. I just like to keep options open until i know where something is going.
srekel2
14-10-2005 18:29:05
Ah, true.
Is it possible to use the one there for Python 2.4? (since it's listed as PyOpenAL-0.1.4.win32-py2.3.exe ) Or will it create any conflicts?
vgmdev
15-10-2005 03:53:11
Ah, true.
Is it possible to use the one there for Python 2.4? (since it's listed as PyOpenAL-0.1.4.win32-py2.3.exe ) Or will it create any conflicts?
Yes! The dll is liked to python23.dll
Tubez
16-10-2005 22:39:17
I ended up using the "mixer" part of pygame. LGPL and does everything i really need.
You have to watch out and only init the (non-graphical) subsystems you plan to use, ie by calling pygame.mixer.init() etc instead of pygame.init(). Otherwise you get a crash on exit.
Now if i could find a py lib with EAX support ...