I believe you can install using synaptic. [at least I did with a different
python lib ]
hi,
when i do :
sudo easy_install pyraknet
i have :
Searching for pyraknet
Reading [link]
Reading [link]
Best match: pyraknet 0.1.4
Downloading [link]
Processing pyraknet-0.1.4.tar.gz
Hi Aaron,
What errors are you getting?
Gerald
ok, i am finding myself running in circles trying to install
pyraknet. we are in development of a small online game based on "Dust
Settles" (to be found at [link], if you would like to
check it out) and have a working version on my co-developers windows
machine. I, however, am having nothing but trouble; i got pyrex
I'm trying to learn pyraknet so I can incorporate it in a simple LAN
game. Starting with the basics, (1) I want to send a single string
from client to server. Then (2) send
complex data ( ie: location coordinates name ) to server.
I was reading the previous post 'sending strings'. Using its code,
I can't get this to install in Python 2.6. Does it work? Has anyone
else done it?
I installed pyrex without any trouble, but pyraknet is giving me
problems. I'm using Leopard with python 2.5.1. Do I need to compile
raknet separately before I run setup.py? Here's the console output:
zachs-mac-mini:pyraknet-0.1.4 Zach$ sudo python setup.py install
running install
running build
Yes, at the moment pyraknet is only wrapping the core networking side
of RakNet. I may still do RPC functionality, but it won't be the same
as the RakNet functionality since it is made for C . The
authentication and voice functionality I haven't played with yet but I
don't plan to wrap them in the near future.
Fixed it. It was trying to use gcc instead of g , so I did this:
export CC=g
Maintainer should probably find a better way to fix this.
Nothing really - the libs that are there seem to work. However, I
remember you saying you had plans to implement some of the RPC
functionality, which would be exciting. Other pieces of Raknet that
would be nice to have wrapped would be authentication modules (I
haven't used raknet so I don't know if this even exists, sorry) and