Building CavePainting

Steps for Building CavePainting

1. Define $G as your sandbox directory and define CVSROOT as your username@ssh.cs.brown.edu:/research/graphics/cvsroot/
   • An example can be found at Set_up_your_environment_for_diffusion_MRI_processing#Set_up_your_environment
2. cd $G
3. cvs co common
4. cvs co project
5. cvs co import
6. mkdir install_linux
7. cd import
8. svn co https://vrg3d.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vrg3d vrg3d
9. TEST STEPS FOLLOW
10. cd vrpn/kit
11. unzip vrpn_07_26.zip
12. cd quat
13. make
    • Before performing this step, edit the Makefile, and uncomment the line corresponding to your machine's architecture
14. make install
15. make clean
16. cd ..
17. cd vrpn
18. make
19. make install
20. make clean
21. make clean_g++
22. cd $G/import/g3d/kit
23. unzip G3D-8.01-src_cvs.zip
24. cd G3D
25. ./buildg3d --install lib
26. TEST STEPS DONE
27. cd $G/import/vrg3d/vrg3d
28. python configure.py -vrg3d $G/install_linux
    • If working on a 64 bit system, edit configure.py and make the following replacements before running this command
      • lib/libSDL to lib64/libSDL
      • lib/libGLU to lib64/libGLU
29. make allclean
30. make all
31. make install
32. make clean
33. cd $G/common/MMotion
34. make
35. make install
36. make clean
37. cd $G/common/kuchora
38. make
39. make install
40. cd $G/project/kuchora/cavepainting
41. make
42. make install
43. make clean
44. chmod 775 run

EXPERIMENTAL STEPS FOLLOW

Steps for Running CavePainting in Desktop Mode

1. cd $G/project/kuchora/cavepainting
2. ./run desktop