Now, I use Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal, so I can’t install sdk for ubuntu.
Can I use runtime to write code ?
No, you can’t. Well, theoretically you could, but it would be terribly clumsy.
Did you try to install the precise or oneiric versions? I suggest you try the snapshots.
I tried to install the panda3d.org/buildbot/builds/ … _amd64.deb , but it fail. Later, I will install Runtime.
Thank anybody.
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subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1The log you posted doesn’t mention Panda3d.
How does installation of the precise version fail? Do you get any errors from installing or when starting a sample?
The last time, machine just prompted error when install .deb with ubuntu software center.
Today, I installed again, This time success. I don’t know the reasons for the success.
Now, I can run the my own written code, but I can’t find sample from /usr/share/panda3d.
In the snapshots the samples are not included. You can download them separately from here: panda3d.org/download/panda3 … amples.zip
Thank you!
Hi,
I’m trying to avoid several different versions of Python. The latest SDK .deb wants to go back to Python 2.6. Is it just a matter of rebuilding the .deb from the source and changing the dependency to something a bit more current?
Thanks.
You would either need to rebuild it from source (using makepanda) or just grab a .deb from the download page that is compiled against python 2.7 (it exists).
Hello everyone, is there a SDK-build for Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal with support for librocket? And, what is about the runtime, has the runtime librocket support? Thanks in advance.
P.S.: is somewhere a log file or something from the buildbot, so I could look which third party tools are included etc?
All buildbot builds have librocket support, as far as I’m aware. There is no build for Quantal yet, though I’ve heard that the precise version may work on quantal (not sure about that).
Thanks rdb for your fast response.
1.8.0 there is just a build for Oneiric (panda3d1.8_1.8.0~oneiric_amd64.deb), which doesn’t work because of missing dependencies. The dev build 1.9.0 for precise works with Quantal, but hasn’t librocket support. At the very moment, I’m setting up a virtual machine and I’ll try to compile it on my own later this day or tomorrow.
EDIT: compilation is running an seem to work (Panda 1.8 for Quantal, no eigen & artoolkit). Now I hope that Rocket & everything else works 
EDIT2: compilation interrupted, here the error:
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/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lRocketCore
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lRocketControls
collect2: Fehler: ld gab 1 als Ende-Status zurück
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The following command returned a non-zero value: g++ -shared -Wl,-soname=libp3rocket.so.1.8 -o built/lib/libp3rocket.so.1.8 -Lbuilt/lib -Lbuilt/tmp -L/usr/X11R6/lib built/tmp/p3rocket_composite1.o built/tmp/libp3rocket_igate.o built/tmp/libp3rocket_module.o -lpanda -lpandaexpress -lp3dtool -lp3dtoolconfig -Lthirdparty/linux-libs-x64/rocket/lib -Lthirdparty/linux-libs-x64/rocket/lib/python2.7 -lRocketCore -lRocketControls -lboost_python -pthread -ldlMaybe I can catch the error tomorrow. By the way, I found the buildbot-logs. Rocket isn’t included (refer to the last successful build: panda3d.org:8010/builders/dev_sd … 0%28100%29 )
EDIT3: day 2 of the armageddon tried to build Rocket with disabled shared libraries, the bug in cmake mentioned here is still there. Just skipped rocket because I was interested wether Panda compiles or not. It doesn’t, some error with bullet, too. btBulletDynamicsCommon.h is not found.
You need to install the development package for librocket, or if it doesn’t exist, compile it from source. Same goes for Bullet. Be sure to compile librocket with Python support.
The missing rocket must be a bug, I’ll look into that.
I downloaded the source from Bullet & libRocket and installed it into the thirdparty-folder from Panda3D-source. Like PeteX suggested in my previous posted link. The missing files are there - but makepanda can’t find them. Not quite sure if that is like an development package.
Don’t bother with the thirdparty dir, just install the libRocket files on your system using “sudo make install” and makepanda should be able to find them.
Finally, I was able to compile it (no eigen, no artoolkit, no fftw). Unfortunately, still no “_rocketcore.so”. Now I give up and wait for working official builds.
Please post some robust solution as we are suffering from the same issue from long time…
Yes, that would be really nice. Developing under Windows 8 sucks, it’s so damn slow 
the last Ubuntu build with librocket is Oneiric, which has just 1 more month support from Canonical. A working build for the LTS 12.04 would be sufficient, I think. The fix for drag and drop mentioned here would help, also.
I’m working on fixing the buildbots to also build with libRocket, but I’m swamped right now with more important tasks.
If you don’t have _rocketcore.so after building libRocket, then you didn’t build it with Python support enabled. Remember that you need libboost-python-dev for this.