OpenTissue precompiled win32 demos and sourcecode archive

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OpenTissue precompiled win32 demos and sourcecode archive

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For the ones who have difficulties compiling the OpenTissue sources, here are the precompiled windows binaries for OpenTissue (http://www.opentissue.org).

http://www.continuousphysics.com/ftp/pu ... _win32.zip

You can also download the updated source files that should compile out of the box for windows, as long as you point 3 environment variables like:

OPENTISSUE = c:\dev2005\opentissue
DATATISSUE = c:\dev2005\opentissue_data
BOOST = c:\dev2005\boost_1_32_0

http://www.continuousphysics.com/ftp/pu ... cs/source/

OpenTissue is the physics library for the Physics-Based-Animation book.
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For the ones who have difficulties compiling the OpenTissue sources, here are the precompiled windows binaries for OpenTissue (http://www.opentissue.org).
So who collects it then? ;)
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For the ones who have difficulties compiling the OpenTissue sources, here are the precompiled windows binaries for OpenTissue (http://www.opentissue.org).
So who collects it then? ;)
Who collects what? Hits ;-) ?
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Post by billy_zelsnack »

holy templates batman!! I've never seen anyone use templates for everything. I guess you're doing that so you can put all your code in headers.
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Post by Erin Catto »

Well nothing stops you from putting regular classes in headers. It's like Java! :wink:
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