NOTICE :Make a copy of the trunk in a separate directory, e.g. in the working directory ../GLScene, to prevent original source codes from occasional changes.
2. Copy auxiliary dynamic libraries
Run setup.bat in ..\GLScene\external directory as administrator to copy auxiliary dynamic libraries into C:\Windows\System32 and C:\Windows\SysWOW64 directories
... to support 3D sounds, shaders and physics (BASS, FMOD, OpenAL, SDL, CG, ODE, Newton). Otherwise you will need to have ones for every application directory with exe file that calls an appropriate dll.
3. Install Components
Launch Delphi IDE
Create Environment variables
If you are installing GLScene in RAD Studio for the first time it’s necessary to create a new environmental variable GLSCENEDIR as shown in the next screenshot:
Setup Delphi Library Paths in Options dialog.
Open Delphi Options Library page and add paths to Dcp files of GLScene for Win32
4. Open and Compile Packages GLScene.groupproj
For Win32
For Win64
Open Compile and Install Packages
NOTICE :* If you want using SDL Library. Compile package GLSceneSDL *
5. Now you'll can open or create new GLScene projects
Installation of GLScene into RAD Studio Delphi
https://sourceforge.net/p/glscene/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/Help/en/GLSGuide/Installation/Installation.htm
The Instruction for installing GLScene library into Embarcadero RAD Studio to work with Delphi & C++Builder includes the next steps:
1. Download the last release of GLScene for VCL
NOTICE : Make a copy of the trunk in a separate directory, e.g. in the working directory ../GLScene, to prevent original source codes from occasional changes.
2. Copy auxiliary dynamic libraries
Run setup.bat in ..\GLScene\external directory as administrator to copy auxiliary dynamic libraries into C:\Windows\System32 and C:\Windows\SysWOW64 directories
... to support 3D sounds, shaders and physics (BASS, FMOD, OpenAL, SDL, CG, ODE, Newton). Otherwise you will need to have ones for every application directory with exe file that calls an appropriate dll.
3. Install Components
Launch Delphi IDE
Create Environment variables
If you are installing GLScene in RAD Studio for the first time it’s necessary to create a new environmental variable GLSCENEDIR as shown in the next screenshot:
Setup Delphi Library Paths in Options dialog.
Open Delphi Options Library page and add paths to Dcp files of GLScene for Win32
4. Open and Compile Packages GLScene.groupproj
For Win32
For Win64
Open Compile and Install Packages
NOTICE :* If you want using SDL Library. Compile package GLSceneSDL *
5. Now you'll can open or create new GLScene projects
GLScene Home Page
Last edit: Pavel Vassiliev 2017-03-25