RVTMod GNU/Linux how-to is a short tutorial on how to compile RVTMod7 on Linux.
- First download the RVTMod7 source from here: http://www.perror.de/rv/files/rvtmod7.zip
ASETools[]
For all ASETools you will need to start by navigating to the projects ~/src directory and modifying asemesh.cpp with your favorite text editor. e.g. gedit.
- Replace asemesh.cpp's line 881 with these two lines:
Vector v = (e1 + e2 + e3) / 2.0; box->center=*c0+v;
ASE2PRM[]
To compile ASE2PRM, open a terminal cd to the location of your extracted ~/src directory. Then run the following commands:
- ln -s ase2prm ase2prm.exe
- make ase2prm
- To run the compiled program use:
./ase2prm
ASE2W[]
To compile ASE2PRM, open a terminal cd to the location of your extracted ~/src directory. Then run the following commands:
- ln -s ase2w ase2w.exe
- make ase2w
- To run the compiled program use:
./ase2w
ASE2TAZ[]
To compile ASE2PRM, open a terminal cd to the location of your extracted ~/src directory. Then run the following commands:
- ln -s ase2taz ase2raz.exe
- make ase2taz
- To run the compiled program use:
./ase2taz
ASE2VIS[]
To compile ASE2PRM, open a terminal cd to the location of your extracted ~/src directory. Then run the following commands:
- ln -s ase2vis ase2vis.exe
- make ase2vis
- To run the compiled program use:
./ase2vis
RVGlue[]
To compile RVGlue you will need to start by navigating to the projects ~/src directory and modifying the following files with your favorite text editor. e.g. gedit.
- Add the following to findfile.cpp's line 44:
#define _GLUE_USE_POSIX_DIRS
- Replace fixpipe.cpp's line 340 with these two lines:
Vector w(meshMinX, 0, meshMinZ); Vector relPos = v->pos - w;
Then run the following commands:
- ln -s rvglue rvglue.exe
- make rvglue
- To run the compiled program use:
./rvglue
MKMirror[]
To be continued...
Credits and Info[]
Tested distribution was Ubuntu and ArchLinux, credits go to Digital Pioneer for all the technical information in this tutorial.