A cLeap dynamic library is to be created and used instead of LeapPython.so. I'm in the process of testing it and getting it to work for me. Having said that, Douglas Linder has developed some software for Mac & Windows Blender Leap services using cTypes bindings. LM has provided software for C++, and other venues, but not much for Mac Python 3.3 software. I suppose that there are none at LM? Does all the independent Leap programmers do their own for you guys? I have been trying for over a year 10 hours a day. Not all programmers are proficient with Xcode enough to compile one. Well, Anthony, I was hoping LM could provide a new LeapPython library for all Mac users that is compatible with python 3.3. Take a look at the directions and see where I messed up.

However, trying to use it in Blender, it did not work. LibLeapPython.dylib (This is the new LeapPython 3.3 dynamic library) Now, with these files and clang in a python 3.3 Terminal window, you can compile the libLeapPython.dylib that you need.Ĭlang++ -arch i386 -arch x86_64 -I/projects/blender/lib/leap/src/my_leap/Archive/LeapPython.cpp libLeap.dylib -shared -o libLeapPython.dylib Swig -c++ -python -p圓 -o LeapPython.cpp -nofastinit -interface libLeapPython.dylib -threads -module LeapPython Leap.i Then, using swig (2.11 in my case), run the following command in a python 3.3 Terminal window: I used this process to try again:Īfter a couple of hours struggling, I managed to recompile the libLeapPython.dylib in order for it to work in Blender 2.69.įirst, get in a folder the following files in location where it can be found: OK, back to making a LeapPython file for importing into Blender2.69. Here is posted old stuff from another Topic:

Download blender 2.69 for mac os x