Mogre 1.9

Hi,

Someone has allready compiled mogre with ogre 1.9 ? and if yes can i do it just by changing the repository in mogrebuilder ?
Another question, is this version compatible x64?

Thanks.

Currently Mogre only works with Ogre 1.7.
Some Mogre users tried to update the autowrapper to work with the changes of Ogre 1.8, did some steps, but couldn't solve all needed points.
So Ogre 1.8 and 1.9 aren't supported by Mogre yet.
We don't know when newer versions are supported, because updating the autowrapper process needs time (for the developers) and special knowledge about the techniques (C++/CLI, Doxygen, etc.).

Someone has allready compiled mogre with ogre 1.9 ? and if yes can i do it just by changing the repository in mogrebuilder ?
When you try it, you will see different errors.

I'm sorry that I can't give you a better answer.
Mogre 1.7 works well, but if you need newer features of Ogre, you have to (try to) update it yourself or use Ogre with C++.
If you want to stay with C#, possibly Axiom is an alternative to Mogre. It's a C# port of Ogre, but doesn't support all new Ogre features.

Compiling Mogre against x64 is possible by the MogreBuilder tool.
Use the command-line option -x64.
Keep in mind: When you use Mogre with 64 bit, all add-ons have to be combiled against 64 bit, too.
One user made some experiments with 64 bit Mogre, but couldn't see a huge performance benifit.
So I suggest to use x86 builds, because then you avoid trouble with add-ons. Most of them are precompiled only for 32 bit.

Happy new year,

We use a device that run only under x64, so we need mogre X64. I compiled mogre with -64 option, i had to patch a bug in ogremain.dll( see http://www.ogre3d.org/addonforums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=30113). I compiled myagi and bulletsharp too. All seems to work fine.
If i've time, i'll try to compile mogre with ogre 1.9.

thanks.

Nice to see that our MogreBuilder tool was useful for you.

We use a device that run only under x64
I suppose you mean a Windows x64.
Why your OS doesn't run x86 applications?
By default Windows x64 can do it.

What Kind of application do you develop?
A game? A scientific application? Something else?

If i've time, i'll try to compile mogre with ogre 1.9.
For this it's important to understand the autowrapper process.
Perhaps it's good to update the wrapper for Ogre 1.8 first and then go forward to wrap 1.9?

Here are related forum topics for you:
Understanding the Mogre build process
MOgre 1.8 1st attempt

Hi,
We try a new device, unfortunately, our supplier gives us for the moment only windows x64 assemblies.
We make analysis/rehabilitation software. ( see http://www.rminformatique.com tab analysys and reeducation)

Perhaps it's good to update the wrapper for Ogre 1.8 first and then go forward to wrap 1.9?

Here are related forum topics for you:
Understanding the Mogre build process
MOgre 1.8 1st attempt

Thanks for the infos