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[A Z]

-Can someone direct me to somewhere on the internet that has

the built Windows .dll files for the latest stable version
of OSG?


-In either 32 bit or 64 bit Windows, as .dlls, but particularly
64 bit Windows .dll files, on the public internet?


-I'm in a situation where I can't just build them from source.
Help here would be very greatly appreciated!


poweruserm.

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[robertosfield]

On Mon, 15 Oct 2018 at 05:11, A Z <> wrote:

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-I'm in a situation where I can't just build them from source.

If you have a compiler you can build the OSG from source. If you
don't have a compiler then the OSG isn't for you.

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Help here would be very greatly appreciated! poweruserm.

Is this how you introduce yourself when you meet people in person? If
you met someone in person who called themselves by that name what
would you think of them?

Personally I think it's childish and and shows a lack of regard for
others. If you want to any support from me going forward you use your
own human name, just like you'd use in the person.

Robert.


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[kornerr]

Hi.

Have a look at detailed instructions on how to build OpenSceneGraph
for Windows with MinGW here:
https://github.com/OGStudio/openscenegraph-cross-platform-guide/tree/master/1.3.InstallUnderWindows

And here's a sample OSG application that fits into a couple of files
(and is also built for Windows):
https://github.com/OGStudio/openscenegraph-cross-platform-guide/tree/master/1.6.SampleUnderWindows
On Mon, 15 Oct 2018 at 12:14, Robert Osfield <> wrote:

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On Mon, 15 Oct 2018 at 05:11, A Z <> wrote: Quote: -I'm in a situation where I can't just build them from source. If you have a compiler you can build the OSG from source. If you don't have a compiler then the OSG isn't for you. Quote: Help here would be very greatly appreciated! poweruserm. Is this how you introduce yourself when you meet people in person? If you met someone in person who called themselves by that name what would you think of them? Personally I think it's childish and and shows a lack of regard for others. If you want to any support from me going forward you use your own human name, just like you'd use in the person. Robert.

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