Question: wxpython and 3d engine example with model load ?

[OpenPavilion]

Hello,

did anyone succeed in combining wxpython and a 3d engine (pyogre,
crystalblend, panda3d, soya etc.) ?

I would like to create an application, which uses wxpython tree, menu
and grid elements and embedds a 3d view of some of the listed objects
in an own detail window, so showing the object as a 3d model.
I know there is PyOpenGL as well, but I need to load complete models
(meshes done with cinema4d or blender) into the 3d view.

So it would be very nice, if someone could post me a link to an
example, where someone has successfully glued wxpython UI and a 3d
engine view loading meshes into the 3d view.

Regards
Bernd

 

[kyosohma]

Hello,

did anyone succeed in combining wxpython and a 3d engine (pyogre,
crystalblend, panda3d, soya etc.) ?

I would like to create an application, which uses wxpython tree, menu
and grid elements and embedds a 3d view of some of the listed objects
in an own detail window, so showing the object as a 3d model.
I know there is PyOpenGL as well, but I need to load complete models
(meshes done with cinema4d or blender) into the 3d view.

So it would be very nice, if someone could post me a link to an
example, where someone has successfully glued wxpython UI and a 3d
engine view loading meshes into the 3d view.

Regards
Bernd

I recommend that you post this question to the wxPython group. If it's
been done, they should know.
http://www.wxpython.org/maillist.php

Mike

 

[Mike C. Fletcher]

OpenPavilion wrote:
....

I would like to create an application, which uses wxpython tree, menu
and grid elements and embedds a 3d view of some of the listed objects
in an own detail window, so showing the object as a 3d model.
I know there is PyOpenGL as well, but I need to load complete models
(meshes done with cinema4d or blender) into the 3d view.

There's a bit of sample code in OpenGLContext/bin (yes, yes, I know,
part of PyOpenGL, which you don't want) that does a
VRML-97-scenegraph-rendering window + a shell (you'll need the latest
CVS version to work with modern wxPythons). There's commented out code
that inserted a tree (to show the scenegraph as a tree, but I haven't
got that finished).

Other options:

* I think Pivy (Coin/Inventor wrapper) could likely be embedded in
PyQt (it has a Qt-based window operation IIRC) if that's an
acceptable compromise.
* http://www.python-ogre.org/wiki/DownloadsPage seems to suggest
there's an example for using Ogre with wxPython/wxWidgets.
* http://panda3d.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?=&p=11555 suggests there's
a way to get panda3d and wxPython working together

I don't see a soya + wxPython page in a few seconds of googling, so I
guess finding that is left as an exercise for the reader.

HTH,
Mike

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