Simple Usage » History » Version 1
Jules Waldhart, 2018-03-14 16:11
1 | 1 | Jules Waldhart | h1. Simple Usage |
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3 | move4d main interface is through python bindings, also a GUI provide some functionalities, but currently we do not aim at making it a complete interface. Python binding are aimed at accessing all functionalities of move4d -- but that's a work in progress. |
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5 | h2. Install everything |
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7 | h2. Download some p3d files |
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9 | You can find a lot here: @ git://redmine.laas.fr/laas/move3d/assets.git @ |
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11 | h2. Launch GUI from python console |
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13 | start a python 3 console (we recommend using ipython3) and if your environment is properly set you should be able to do: |
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15 | <pre><code class="python"> |
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16 | import move4dogre |
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17 | from move4d import move4d |
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18 | m4dapp=move4dogre.Move4d(["-f","path/to/a/p3d_file.p3d"]) # try with "path/to/assets/ADREAM/ADREAM_APPART.p3d" |
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19 | m4dapp.start() |
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20 | # this starts the GUI in another thread, you can still provide commands to the python prompt |
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21 | </code></pre> |