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 ../vrpn
17. make
18. make install
19. make clean
20. make clean_g++
21. cd $G/import/g3d/kit
22. unzip G3D-8.01-src_cvs.zip
23. cd G3D
24. ./buildg3d --install lib
25. TEST STEPS DONE
26. cd $G/import/vrg3d/vrg3d
27. 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
28. make allclean
29. make all
30. make install
31. make clean
32. cd $G/common/MMotion
33. make
34. make install
35. make clean
36. cd $G/common/kuchora
37. make
38. make install
39. cd $G/project/kuchora/cavepainting
40. make
41. make install
42. make clean
43. chmod 775 run

EXPERIMENTAL STEPS FOLLOW

Steps for Running CavePainting in Desktop Mode

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