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Current Stable Release
stable API until April 2021. List of known issues
| Name | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| OGRE 1.12.6 source | 26. April 2020 | Changelog, does not include imgui |
| OGRE 1.12.6 Android SDK | 26. April 2020 | Java JNI, arm64-v8a NEON, API level 16 |
| OGRE 1.12.6 MSVC SDK | 26. April 2020 | MSVC15, x64, Python 3.7, Java JNI, .NET |
| Linux Distribution Packages | – | use Arch, Debian/ Ubuntu or Gentoo |
Where to start?
If you are new to using OGRE, check out our series of tutorials to get started.
Language bindings
Ogre can be fully used in Python, C# and Java (also on Android) using the included Components that build on SWIG.
Building from source
We recommend you to build Ogre from source to make it match your needs (PlugIns, Components etc.).
Important Use the INSTALL target to generate a SDK that you can use with your project.
- clone OGRE from the github repository
- See the guide on Building Ogre
Development Snapshot
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| OGRE1 MSVC SDK master snapshot | MSVC15, x64, Python 3.7, Java JNI, .NET |
| OGRE1 Android SDK master snapshot | Java JNI, arm64-v8a NEON, API level 16 |
| OGRE1 Documentation snapshot | hosted on codedocs.xyz |
Demos
Here you can download prebuilt samples/demos so you can take OGRE for a spin. You can also find a lot of other applications made with OGRE, many with freely downloadable demos, via the Showcase and the Showcase Forum.
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| OGRE Official Demos Distribution (Linux) | Universal linux snap package |
| OGRE Official Demos Distribution (Android) | APK via the F-Droid store |
| OGRE Official Demos Distribution (Windows) | SDK package includes precompiled demos |
Previous Release
| Name | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| OGRE 1.11.6 source | 30. April 2019 | Changelog |
| OGRE 1.11.4 Android SDK | 29. November 2018 | armeabi-v7a, API level 16 |
| OGRE 1.11.6 MSVC SDK | 30. April 2019 | MSVC15, x64, Python 3.7, Java JNI |