I installed the ogre libraries from the Ogre PPA. Should have been that simple, right? Not so much. I am running Ubuntu 11.04, 64bit. Most of the Ogre resources are configured for paths for Fedora/RedHat which installs everything in /usr/local/OGRE/. Ubuntu/Debian distros install ogre stuff in /usr/OGRE/. I outline below where you need to make some changes.
Here are the steps that I took
- Follow the steps here to install all of the prerequisites. As a note, the boost packages might not install because the dependecies are for version 1.42 but you may already have version 1.46 of the boost libraries installed.
- Follow the steps here and install the ogre libraries through the Ubuntu PPA. You should also be able to install the ogre-samples-media and ogre-samples-src packages
- Follow the instructions here to compile the base example program with CMake. I had to also install the cmake-qt-gui. There are a couple modifications that need to be made to get the instructions to work.
- Modify CMakeLists.txt by changing all references pointing to /usr/local/ to just /usr/. This corrects the following cmake errors
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE RelWithDebinfo
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX /usr/local
OGRE_DIR OGRE_DIR-NOTFOUND
OID_DIR OID_DIR-NOTFOUND - Before running make install in the tutorial, you also must modify plugins.cfg and change all references from /usr/local/ to just /usr/. There should be 2 if I remember correctly.
- Modify CMakeLists.txt by changing all references pointing to /usr/local/ to just /usr/. This corrects the following cmake errors
Hooray! Now, why was this so difficult?
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