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Python-Ogre is a Python binding for OGRE, which means you can use all of OGRE's functionality using Python instead of C++. If you want to know why you would want to do that, read this.

Python-Ogre is based upon Py++ (Boost) and replaces the original PyOgre wrapper. Even though a few things have changed between PyOgre and Python-Ogre, most of the documentation found here should still be valid. The names PyOgre and Python-Ogre will therefore be used interchangeably. The development site for Python-Ogre is here, and a PyOgre/Python-Ogre oriented forum can be found here.

Python-Ogre has an own wiki now.
The informations here can be outdated.
Look to www.python-ogre.org.

Downloading and Installing Note: the Python-Ogre bindings are built against the latest Ogre version 1.6.0RC1 Software Python 2.5 Python 2.6 Python-Ogre Python-Ogre Downloads How to install and setup PyOgre (Deprecated) These pages are no longer valid - refer http://www.python-ogre.org - although, in a nutshell(on windows), you may either: a) download python 2.5, and pyogre, intall both in that order b) install python 2.6, pyogre, then the pyogre(for py 2.6) update - which involves replacing pyogre files, and copying files into your python site packages Installation of PyOgre PyOgreDirectorySetup - How to set up a nicer directory structure PyOgreBuildingOnWindows - How to get PyOgre from the CVS and build it on your own How to build PyOgre on linux - How to compile PyOgre on various distributions How to build PyOgre documentation - How to build PyOgre documentation from source Using Python-Ogre Learn how to use Python-Ogre. This includes tutorials and code snippets. There are also many more examples in your C:/PythonOgre/demos folder. Examples and Tutorials These all need to be converted to Python-Ogre, although they still remain valid. Introduction to PyOgre - A short primer and introduction to PyOgre PyOgre Beginner Tutorial 1 - The SceneNode, Entity, and SceneManager constructs PyOgre Beginner Tutorial 2 - Cameras, Lights, and Shadows PyOgre Beginner Tutorial 3 - Terrain, Sky, Fog, and the Root object PyOgre Beginner Tutorial 4 - Frame Listeners and Unbuffered Input PyOgre Beginner Tutorial 5 - Buffered Input PyOgreExecutable - How to turn PyOgre applications into windows executables with py2exe PyOgre Without Configuration Dialog - Start OGRE without the configuration dialog that usually pops up Using PyGame with PyOgre - Use PyGame in conjunction with PyOgre Older Tutorials PyOgre Tutorial1 - Step by step guide: Explaining "scene, light, mesh, skydome, camera" building the first pyogre application. Code Snippets PyOgreSimpleTextInterface - Describes "a crude way to input text" PyOgreOctreeCollisions - A python point octree class for simple scene culling for collisions CEGUI for PyOgre http://www.cegui.org.uk/modules/news/ - The CEGUI Python binding is currently under construction

New to Python? Want to use OGRE, but don't like wrestling with your programming language? Then Python is for you. These links will guide you towards becoming a Python master! Python Tutorials Python's official beginners guide Free Python Books How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python Dive Into Python An Introduction to Python (by the creator of Python) Useful 3rd-party Python libraries PyOde - ODE binding (Physics library) ALPY - (exe) - Abstracted OpenAL binding (Sound library) (GPL) PyOpenAL - (exe) - OpenAL Binding (LGPL) PySonic - FMOD Binding (Sound/Music library) (Free for noncommercial use) PyGame - Game engine that has an audio part you can combine with OGRE. Python Imaging Library (PIL) - Adds image processing capabilities. wxPython - A wxWidgets binding, useful for integrating PyOgre in an editor. (GUI toolkit) Digital Content Creation Here are links to various useful pages about creating digital content, such as textures, levels, and models for PyOgre. Tools - Modellers, exporters and OGRE add-on projects Tutorials - Smaller guides working with modellers, 2D graphics programs, etc External Resources - Links and books specifically about content creation

 

About PyOgre

Here's a diagram that describes PyOgre and how works together with other components to form an application. In Linux, py2exe would be replaced by freeze. On Mac, use py2app.

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