Hi all,
Simon has answered to this topic. Could you be more specific? I have the same problem... no objects (for AP, network...) are loaded on s3d window. I received the same error just when I'm not root or when another meshs3d process is running, but ever the symbols are appeared.
ldd of meshs3d recognize libg3d library. What do you exactly mean with those 3ds plugins? where can we found them or realize if we've got them installed?
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Francesc
You wrote:
I received the same error just when I'm not root or when another meshs3d process is running, but ever the symbols are appeared.
Can you rewrite this sentence? I am not able to understand when something (not?) happens.
ldd of meshs3d recognize libg3d library. What do you exactly mean with those 3ds plugins? where can we found them or realize if we've got them installed?
libg3d has its own plugin infrastructure and you cannot detect dependencies with running ldd on meshs3d. If you have installed the debian package for libg3d then you should have another one with the name libg3d-plugins which also must be installed. (Yes, the package description is wrong and the next debian package release should have it marked as recommended for libg3d). To check if you have the plugin installed, search for imp_3ds.so in /usr (if you have installed libg3d there).
find /usr/lib -name "imp_3ds.so"
Please check file permissions if find is successful.
Best Regards, Sven
Now it works i just installed the libg3d-plugins on a Ubuntu box. Thank you! Eidos
2008/6/16 Sven Eckelmann sven.eckelmann@gmx.de:
You wrote:
I received the same error just when I'm not root or when another meshs3d process is running, but ever the symbols are appeared.
Can you rewrite this sentence? I am not able to understand when something (not?) happens.
ldd of meshs3d recognize libg3d library. What do you exactly mean with those 3ds plugins? where can we found them or realize if we've got them installed?
libg3d has its own plugin infrastructure and you cannot detect dependencies with running ldd on meshs3d. If you have installed the debian package for libg3d then you should have another one with the name libg3d-plugins which also must be installed. (Yes, the package description is wrong and the next debian package release should have it marked as recommended for libg3d). To check if you have the plugin installed, search for imp_3ds.so in /usr (if you have installed libg3d there).
find /usr/lib -name "imp_3ds.so"
Please check file permissions if find is successful.
Best Regards, Sven
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