PyQGLViewer is a set of Python bindings for libQGLViewer
PyQGLViewer is a set of Python bindings for the libQGLViewer C++ class library which ease the creation of OpenGL 3D viewers. It provides some of the typical 3D viewer functionalities, such as the possibility to move the camera using the mouse, which lacks in most of the other APIs. Other features include mouse manipulated frames, interpolated keyFrames, object selection, stereo display, screenshot saving and much more. It can be used by OpenGL beginners as well as to create complex applications, being fully customizable and easy to extend.
PyQGLViewer is a set of Python bindings for the libQGLViewer C++ class library which ease the creation of OpenGL 3D viewers. It provides some of the typical 3D viewer functionalities, such as the possibility to move the camera using the mouse, which lacks in most of the other APIs. Other features include mouse manipulated frames, interpolated keyFrames, object selection, stereo display, screenshot saving and much more. It can be used by OpenGL beginners as well as to create complex applications, being fully customizable and easy to extend.
To install py27-PyQGLViewer, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install py27-PyQGLViewer
To see what files were installed by py27-PyQGLViewer, run:
port contents py27-PyQGLViewer
To later upgrade py27-PyQGLViewer, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade py27-PyQGLViewer
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