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Link to documentation is broken #2

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jasjuang opened this issue Oct 12, 2016 · 3 comments
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Link to documentation is broken #2

jasjuang opened this issue Oct 12, 2016 · 3 comments

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@jasjuang
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This returns a 404 error for me http://docs.alembic.io/python/abcview.html

I just opened a random alembic file, and I am having trouble to navigate. I can only figure out how to zoom in and zoom out. Is there a way to investigate the mesh in different angle? Is there a way to play back the animation?

@rsgalloway
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Thanks for the report. Here are the docs, but it only covers the Python app:

http://alembic.github.io/abcview/

In both implementations, to orbit the camera, use alt+LMB. In the Python app you can play by hitting the space bar, or clicking the play button in the timeline. In the c++ version, playback is not implemented yet, but you can cycle the frames using the arrow keys.

@jasjuang
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jasjuang commented Oct 12, 2016

Thanks I am able to cycle through the frames with the right arrow key, but pressing alt + L or alt + M or alt + B yields nothing to the camera. What are the keys to translate and rotate the camera?

EDIT: Would be nice to be able to rotate and translate the camera with the mouse just like meshlab.

@ArthurChiu
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when i use cmake to get the project, it error "CMake Error at python/PyAbcOpenGL/CMakeLists.txt:112 (INSTALL):
INSTALL Library TARGETS given no DESTINATION!"

open the file CMakeLists.txt is "INSTALL(TARGETS alembicglmodule
LIBRARY DESTINATION lib)"
how can i get "alembicglmodule"

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