GEM moved to FTGL years ago. This was not a recent change at all.
Sure, but now its busted. Thats my point. From what I understand, the
current GEM version on cvs doesnt include FTGL. Yes?
Hi, I posted a question last week on why [textextruded] wasnt
working. I got the answer, GEM must be compiled with FTGL.So why was it
changed in the first place? It seemed to be running fine (or sort of) and now
it aint working at all. And sadly I dont know how to compile GEM with FTGL.Whats the reason for this grand change? Any future benefits? Will it support a full UTF-8 character map?
Sorry for complaining, Id so love to try the latest releases, but are stuck with one from 10 months ago...
Cheers, T.
timon wrote:
GEM moved to FTGL years ago. This was not a recent change at all.
Sure, but now its busted. Thats my point. From what I understand, the
current GEM version on cvs doesnt include FTGL. Yes?
neither does it include QuickTime or openGL (or linux, or a BIOS).
the current GEM version (cvs) includes FTGL support. compile Gem on a machine with FTGL available, and you get [textextruded]
mfga.ösdr IOhannes
On Apr 19, 2007, at 10:34 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
timon wrote:
GEM moved to FTGL years ago. This was not a recent change at all.
Sure, but now its busted. Thats my point. From what I understand, the current GEM version on cvs doesnt include FTGL. Yes?
neither does it include QuickTime or openGL (or linux, or a BIOS).
the current GEM version (cvs) includes FTGL support. compile Gem on a machine with FTGL available, and you get
[textextruded]
We could check in FTGL into GemLibs, then it would be pretty
straightforward to have the auto-builds use FTGL automatically on
every platform. I would do it if I had commit access to GemLibs.
.hc
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