Gabby, Ishik, Remy, Xuemin
Ok so we’ve gone around in circles a little lot. We were following the guide here telling how to use SWIG to wrap from Python 2.7 to Python 3.3. So we set off downloading Visual Studio 2012 and SWIG, couldn’t figure out how to get SWIG working on Windows (which we did figure out within the last minutes of class), got our hands on Ishik’s recipe from last semester which turns out is Linux and OS X only, and we also figured out how to have the user deal with using Python requiring the SDK because it’s not quite clear which files are and aren’t redistributable (need to figure this out, I’ve found one that is not redistributable and none that specifically are [the SDK says you have to use specifically redistributable stuff])
Next class plan: Get this to definitively work on Linux, then OS X, and have someone else find other Python packages to have ready for demo at the Blender conference. If we have spare time, tackle windows (like a wall).
Pure Python packages to get working: ipython
