[Visualpython-users] A legacy version of VPython?

[Roberto A. M. <rha...@ho...>]

I have found some compatibility problems between vpython 3 and 5 (it seems  
that pixel shading is not universal enugh). Therefore, I don't think I  
will be able to make the transition to version 5 any time soon.

Is there a way to have version 3 and version 5 co-existing on the same  
computer, so I can call them independently?

I guess, maybe a solution could be to create an independent visual library  
based on vpython 3. The calling for the library could be something like  
"from visual3 import ..." In that way it could be easy to have both  
versions of visual installed, and if I require the older version I just  
have to replace the string "visual" by "visual3" on my applications.

I may even have a program that simultaneously open visual 3 and visual 5  
scenes, for benchmarking purposes.


Any thoughts?


Best regards,
Roberto Aguirre Maturana
Santiago, Chile

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