This looks great! I'd love to try using it in my class, but most of my students have macOS with silicon. I'd be happy to assist in exporting it, is that something you might be interested in?
I do not have a Mac with Apple silicon (only an old Intel based MacMini) so I cannot test if it works on modern Macs. I can build a macOS version, and it will be great if you can get your students to test it out. Should be available in a few days.
Great, yes that is no problem. I can test it myself before, to make sure the essentials are there and then test it with my students in a few weeks. I'm happy to collect their feedback for you if you want. But also no pressure, if it doesn't work out for any reason it's absolutely fine
So I can make a MacOS build but I dont have a Apple Developer ID and therefore no certificate to notarize the application. I re-remembered why I do not supply macOS versions. You can still go around GateKeeper but you should not do that, especially in a class environment. Sorry, for getting your hopes up but its best that I do not provide a Mac version given my poor support for it (no Apple silicon to test and no certificate for notarizing).
Linux verson: no model displayed at startup, or after load. Tried --display-driver opengl3 and vulkan, no change. Win version runs fine under Wine on same Debian box, and shows model on startup.
So make sure the execute bit is set in the file named gltfpack_linux in the ./bin directory. Its set in the ZIP file, but depending on which distro you are using it does not set the execute bit correctly when unzipping. Let me know if that fixes it.
-rwxrwxrwx so exec bit already set. I am running quite an old Debian 11 (Bullseye). It runs Godot 4.4.1 no problem. Your gltf_pack probably needs a more recent linux. I suspect it will work on Bookworm and will give it a test soon.
There is a minimum glibc version that you need for it to work on Linux. I think whatever version of glibc that ships with Ubuntu-22.04 is the minimum version it supports.
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This looks great!
I'd love to try using it in my class, but most of my students have macOS with silicon. I'd be happy to assist in exporting it, is that something you might be interested in?
I do not have a Mac with Apple silicon (only an old Intel based MacMini) so I cannot test if it works on modern Macs. I can build a macOS version, and it will be great if you can get your students to test it out. Should be available in a few days.
Great, yes that is no problem. I can test it myself before, to make sure the essentials are there and then test it with my students in a few weeks. I'm happy to collect their feedback for you if you want. But also no pressure, if it doesn't work out for any reason it's absolutely fine
So I can make a MacOS build but I dont have a Apple Developer ID and therefore no certificate to notarize the application. I re-remembered why I do not supply macOS versions. You can still go around GateKeeper but you should not do that, especially in a class environment. Sorry, for getting your hopes up but its best that I do not provide a Mac version given my poor support for it (no Apple silicon to test and no certificate for notarizing).
no worries! I understand you need to prioritise, I'll keep an eye on this should the situation change :) cheers
Linux verson: no model displayed at startup, or after load. Tried --display-driver opengl3 and vulkan, no change. Win version runs fine under Wine on same Debian box, and shows model on startup.
So make sure the execute bit is set in the file named gltfpack_linux in the ./bin directory. Its set in the ZIP file, but depending on which distro you are using it does not set the execute bit correctly when unzipping. Let me know if that fixes it.
-rwxrwxrwx so exec bit already set. I am running quite an old Debian 11 (Bullseye). It runs Godot 4.4.1 no problem. Your gltf_pack probably needs a more recent linux. I suspect it will work on Bookworm and will give it a test soon.
There is a minimum glibc version that you need for it to work on Linux. I think whatever version of glibc that ships with Ubuntu-22.04 is the minimum version it supports.
Confirmed working on Debian 12 Bookworm.