Comments on: Ink Brush http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/ Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:43:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: matt http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1680 matt Sun, 14 Jan 2007 11:15:29 +0000 http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1680 sweet! reminds me of a siggraph demo i saw last year i think, simulating a chinese calligraphy brush with 3d, wacom pen, and GPU processing: http://visgraph.cse.ust.hk/MoXi/ sweet! reminds me of a siggraph demo i saw last year i think, simulating a chinese calligraphy brush with 3d, wacom pen, and GPU processing:

http://visgraph.cse.ust.hk/MoXi/

]]> By: Matt http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1539 Matt Thu, 11 Jan 2007 00:23:52 +0000 http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1539 Good to hear, and thank you! Now get coding! :) Good to hear, and thank you! Now get coding! :)

]]> By: Jiri Hnidek http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1534 Jiri Hnidek Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:20:08 +0000 http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1534 Hi, I just managed xcode to use scons ... I'm happy with this now. New design of your blog looks nice. Hi,
I just managed xcode to use scons … I’m happy with this now. New design of your blog looks nice.

]]> By: Matt http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1530 Matt Wed, 10 Jan 2007 14:25:39 +0000 http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1530 Hi Jiri, Right now, I'm using the cmake generated Xcode files. You can just run cmake -G "Xcode" and it will generate them. The only problem is, it misses some headers, very annoying, and I hope it will be fixed. There are also some other Xcode project files in CVS /make/xc_blender , but they're old and out of date, and they don't compile. I haven't managed to get the cmakes project file to compile either (and so don't use the debug/breakpoints/etc), but it's nice for editing. To jump to the symbol definition, right click on a word (I set up a custom hotkey). There are also menus at the top of each editor with a list of the symbols in the current file, and a list of the files that the current file includes, etc. Hi Jiri,

Right now, I’m using the cmake generated Xcode files. You can just run cmake -G “Xcode” and it will generate them. The only problem is, it misses some headers, very annoying, and I hope it will be fixed. There are also some other Xcode project files in CVS /make/xc_blender , but they’re old and out of date, and they don’t compile. I haven’t managed to get the cmakes project file to compile either (and so don’t use the debug/breakpoints/etc), but it’s nice for editing.

To jump to the symbol definition, right click on a word (I set up a custom hotkey). There are also menus at the top of each editor with a list of the symbols in the current file, and a list of the files that the current file includes, etc.

]]> By: Jiri Hnidek http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1514 Jiri Hnidek Tue, 09 Jan 2007 15:28:18 +0000 http://mke3.net/weblog/ink-brush/#comment-1514 Hi Matt, it looks cool, but I have some question at xcode, because I have new mac book pro. I guess, that you use xcode for development of blender right? Ton said me, that he use xcode as text editor ... he open source files with open blah.c from terminal. I think, that xcode could do for me much more (jump at function definition, debug, etc.) Can you give me some advices? Thanks. Hi Matt,
it looks cool, but I have some question at xcode, because I have new mac book pro. I guess, that you use xcode for development of blender right? Ton said me, that he use xcode as text editor … he open source files with open blah.c from terminal. I think, that xcode could do for me much more (jump at function definition, debug, etc.) Can you give me some advices? Thanks.

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