George Khut

I have just been through three hours of going around in circles,

installing Jitter, uninstalling max, reinstalling max, re installing

jitter, trying to make sure I have the jitlib.dll, then once that is in

place, when I now go to build my Max-MSP standalone, I'm told that it

I have no idea wher to install the cg.dll. I have my own Java 3d system

working totally fine, and very reliable: I realy dont want to go

It seems that as soon as I install jitlib then it wantrs cg, then it needs

Could someone from Cycling 74 please help me out here?

I am needing to build a standalone app that I can place in the start up

folder so that the gallery staff can just turn on the computer to get the

show going. Unfi=ortunately, getting them to drag docs around on the

How should I uninstall everyrging and start again from scratch, and still

I have just been through three hours of going around in circles,
installing Jitter, uninstalling max, reinstalling max, re installing
jitter, trying to make sure I have the jitlib.dll, then once that is in
place, when I now go to build my Max-MSP standalone, I'm told that it
needs cg.dll.

I have no idea wher to install the cg.dll. I have my own Java 3d system
working totally fine, and very reliable: I realy dont want to go
installing any new video software.

It seems that as soon as I install jitlib then it wantrs cg, then it needs
cg intalled in correct locations,,

I am needing to build a standalone app that I can place in the start up
folder so that the gallery staff can just turn on the computer to get the
show going. Unfi=ortunately, getting them to drag docs around on the
desktop is not a very desirable option.

How should I uninstall everyrging and start again from scratch, and still
be able to build a standalone??

-- 
George Khut
Mobile 0417 566 425
Office: 9698 7235


not-impressed-first-no-jitlib-dll-now-no-cg-dll-and-i-dont-even-want-to-use-jitter-at-all-please

On Jul 24, 2006, at 9:41 AM, jose manuel berenguer wrote:

> anyway, as this is a quite trivial question, i can tell you that 

> if you weren't using jitter, the standalone never would ask you for 

I would just like to confirm what Jose said--i.e. that you *must* be 

including some Jitter objects in your standalone, or else it would 

> anyway,  as this is a quite trivial question, i can tell you that  
> if you weren't using jitter, the standalone never would ask you for  
> this librairies...

I would just like to confirm what Jose said--i.e. that you *must* be  
including some Jitter objects in your standalone, or else it would  
not complain about these libraries.

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/js32mt.dll"

include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/js32.dll"

include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/jitlib.dll"

include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/cgGL.dll"

include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/cg.dll"

Give or take one .dll, I use that and my jitter collectives work fine. If you're using javascript stuff that'll cover that too....

Phew what a whiny post.
Heres an include file... you big baby.

open thispatcher
include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/js32mt.dll"
include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/js32.dll"
include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/jitlib.dll"
include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/cgGL.dll"
include "C:/Program Files/Cycling '74/MaxMSP 4.5/support/cg.dll"

Give or take one .dll, I use that and my jitter collectives work fine.  If you're using javascript stuff that'll cover that too....


not impressed: first no jitlib.dll, now no cg.dll and I dont even want to use Jitter at all, please