Re: pyOde

["Daniele Niero" <xsilist(at)daniele.niero.name>]

Maybe I'm missing something, but when they say XSI has Ode it means that at 
Softimage they used Ode for create some tools... Ode itself is not possible 
to use within XSI. Off course it possible to dowload the ODE original 
library and use it, but it still a C++ library. For me have the same library 
exposed to a scripting language like python, means have the possibility to 
write quickly tousand af small tools, tools that can be ported in C++ later 

Daniele 

greg punchatz writes: 

> Just out of curiosity, since XSI has ODE (as well as physx of course) why 
> would you want to use this instead? Does it open new possibility's that 
> the current ode does not? 
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> /*GREG PUNCHATZ*
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> Daniele Niero wrote:
> > Hi guys,
> > I found this Python wrap of the ODE (Open Dynamic Engine) library  
> > http://pyode.sourceforge.net/
> > It works fine outside XSI, but If I try to import the ode module inside 
> > XSI I have this error:
> > ImportError: dynamic module does not define init function (initode)
> > Does anybody know why and if it is possible fix it?
> > Daniele
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