OPTIMIZED Blender 2.42a Debs >> UBUNTU Dapper Drake
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OPTIMIZED Blender 2.42a Debs >> UBUNTU Dapper Drake
Hi guys,
Blender 2.42a compiled Dapper Drake, get it here:
http://ruicampos.com/fl_tmp/debian/ubuntu-dapper/
Some notes:
- This is an unofficial release, designed specifically for Ubuntu Dapper Drake.
- It has full FFMPEG support, meaning you can use Xvid, MP3, AAC and H264 as movie export, or even as import on the sequencer.
- Since you have ffmpeg, blenderplayer is history, use the one supplied in the official package if you really need it.
Report any problems you might have in this thread, remember this isn't an official release.
I think all needed packages are declared as dependencies, but if you miss one just say so and I will add it to the deb file.
Optimized builds are in the folders, you have the following:
- Generic i586
- Pentium 4 + SSE2
- Athlon XP + 3DNow!
- Centrino / Core Duo + SSE2
- Athlon64 + SSE2 (32 bit mode)
Have fun and hope you enjoy this,
-- Rui --
Blender 2.42a compiled Dapper Drake, get it here:
http://ruicampos.com/fl_tmp/debian/ubuntu-dapper/
Some notes:
- This is an unofficial release, designed specifically for Ubuntu Dapper Drake.
- It has full FFMPEG support, meaning you can use Xvid, MP3, AAC and H264 as movie export, or even as import on the sequencer.
- Since you have ffmpeg, blenderplayer is history, use the one supplied in the official package if you really need it.
Report any problems you might have in this thread, remember this isn't an official release.
I think all needed packages are declared as dependencies, but if you miss one just say so and I will add it to the deb file.
Optimized builds are in the folders, you have the following:
- Generic i586
- Pentium 4 + SSE2
- Athlon XP + 3DNow!
- Centrino / Core Duo + SSE2
- Athlon64 + SSE2 (32 bit mode)
Have fun and hope you enjoy this,
-- Rui --
Last edited by rcas on Tue Jul 25, 2006 1:42 pm, edited 2 times in total.
How to use a Blender:
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
I got the sources from CVS, there is a tag for it now, but I got them when Ton said it was final for building the releases.neri wrote:I would like to know, where did you download the sources for 2.42a since I haven't found any links on the blender hompage?
Thanks in advance,
neri
You can always check the developers mailing list at http://projects.blender.org/mailman/lis ... committers .
If you still can't get the sources poke me again and I can send you a tar.gz of them.
-- Rui --
How to use a Blender:
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Ok, since I'm a nice guy....
Blender source for 2.42a is in the same folder as the deb files, it also includes my own personal scons user-config.py file, with all entries for optimized builds.
http://www.ruicampos.com/fl_tmp/debian/ubuntu-dapper/
Have fun,
-- Rui --
Blender source for 2.42a is in the same folder as the deb files, it also includes my own personal scons user-config.py file, with all entries for optimized builds.
http://www.ruicampos.com/fl_tmp/debian/ubuntu-dapper/
Have fun,
-- Rui --
How to use a Blender:
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Thanks a lot. My problem is that people are teasing me to update the package for ArchLinux. And I will have to change the package script form tarball based to cvs back and forward anytime blender doesnt release source tarballs. This is why I'm not happy with these intermediate releases.
Thanks anyway,
tobbi
Thanks anyway,
tobbi
Are you using Synaptic ? If so, do a search on title and description for "openal" and tell me if you find it.jazzroy wrote:thnaks for your .deb rui,
but it fails to install due to some missing dependecies. first it asked about lame but I solved it, now it asks for "libopenal0a" and I don't know where to get it. (not a linux geek..)
note I've installed all Automatix codecs and your FFMPEG .deb file.
-- Rui --
How to use a Blender:
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
still trying to get it to work
blender-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libHalf.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I have Xubuntu 6.06 with linux-image-686 kernel 2.6.15.26-686 on a Pentium 4 .
I had to do a lot to get the .deb file to finally install, but got it installed and now I get that messege above at the command line. If I try just running blender via the Applications menu, I get no message notification and of course nothing happens.
Any ideas on how to resolve this libHalf.so.2 error? Thanks. Would be nice if Ubuntu had up to date repositories.
I have Xubuntu 6.06 with linux-image-686 kernel 2.6.15.26-686 on a Pentium 4 .
I had to do a lot to get the .deb file to finally install, but got it installed and now I get that messege above at the command line. If I try just running blender via the Applications menu, I get no message notification and of course nothing happens.
Any ideas on how to resolve this libHalf.so.2 error? Thanks. Would be nice if Ubuntu had up to date repositories.
Re: still trying to get it to work
sudo suxenon2000 wrote:blender-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libHalf.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
apt-get install apt-file
apt-file update
apt-file search libHalf.so.2
libopenexr2: usr/lib/libHalf.so.2
libopenexr2: usr/lib/libHalf.so.2.0.2
apt-get install libopenexr2
Re: still trying to get it to work
I use aptitude, but I have tried your exact steps above as well. I must not have the same list of repositories as you because using aptitude or apt-file, I get no results for searching for libHalf.so.2kidb wrote:sudo suxenon2000 wrote:blender-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libHalf.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
apt-get install apt-file
apt-file update
apt-file search libHalf.so.2
libopenexr2: usr/lib/libHalf.so.2
libopenexr2: usr/lib/libHalf.so.2.0.2
apt-get install libopenexr2
Re: still trying to get it to work
Search for libopenexr.xenon2000 wrote:I use aptitude, but I have tried your exact steps above as well. I must not have the same list of repositories as you because using aptitude or apt-file, I get no results for searching for libHalf.so.2kidb wrote:sudo suxenon2000 wrote:blender-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libHalf.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
apt-get install apt-file
apt-file update
apt-file search libHalf.so.2
libopenexr2: usr/lib/libHalf.so.2
libopenexr2: usr/lib/libHalf.so.2.0.2
apt-get install libopenexr2
apt-cache search libopenexr
http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages
Re: still trying to get it to work
Thanks, did aptitude install libopenexr-dev and now blender works. Thanks again.kidb wrote: Search for libopenexr.
apt-cache search libopenexr
http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages