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00:06.58 louipc brlcad: re: opennurbs hah they told me they were collecting email addresses so they can contact people when there are updates
00:08.48 brlcad heh, I'd believe that too :)
00:10.11 brlcad there's just no harm in supporting your competition to make importers/exporters for their format to 3dm (rhino) format -- either supports existing rhino customers (via export functionalit) or helps steal/convert customers from their competition :)
00:10.29 brlcad pretty brilliant actually, i think
00:10.36 brlcad (for a commercial code)
00:10.55 louipc yeah it's in the spirit of commercial interests really
00:11.14 brlcad yeah, but the point was that they've been very up-front about that from the start
00:11.19 bjorkintosh brlcad, rhino strikes me as a maya/blender sorta competitor...
00:11.21 bjorkintosh am i wrong?
00:11.29 louipc not what you immediately think when you see the word 'open'
00:11.47 brlcad that they're doing it for business reasons and not for open source, but still providing it gratis
00:12.03 brlcad bjorkintosh: they are very much
00:12.16 louipc so yeah.. that's why I'm not so thrilled about brl-cad using it
00:12.19 louipc shrugs
00:12.33 brlcad bjorkintosh: their opennurbs library, however, is tiny slice of a much more extensive geometry toolkit
00:12.52 bjorkintosh ah okay.
00:13.14 brlcad and has actually only little to do with what rhino itself does
00:13.28 brlcad louipc: how so?
00:13.36 brlcad because it's not free software?
00:14.17 brlcad it's public domain, doesn't get much more "do whatever you want with it" .. just with the caveat of "but don't come crying back for more from me"
00:14.18 louipc because upstream is uncooperative
00:14.43 brlcad someone could turn it into a f/oss project if they wanted
00:15.05 brlcad i'm cool with that -- now if there was any ambiguity and they pretended to be open source...
00:15.29 brlcad that's effectively malicious intent
00:15.40 brlcad or at least subversive
00:15.43 brlcad they're not doing that
00:17.32 brlcad louipc: plus, the framework itself is pretty phenomenal just as a 'container' .. very clean API, probably saved at least a couple *years* of development effort with no other solution on par with as flexible usage rights
00:20.18 starseeker anybody want to contact the minion folk about licensing?
00:27.13 madant is back
00:27.36 madant starseeker: i was thinking of mailing them
00:28.13 madant LGPL or GPL ?
01:00.13 brlcad it's already GPL
01:00.21 brlcad that's nfg
01:00.46 brlcad ideally lgpl or bsd
01:01.16 madant :) ha.. probably starseeker would be tetter at persuading them :D
01:01.31 brlcad don't make them any promises, but they might like to know why we're interested
01:02.22 madant hmm
01:02.48 madant i guess first i should try building it :D
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02:03.58 starseeker madant: Nah, go for it
02:05.38 starseeker stares in awe at the number of upgrades waiting for him in gentoo and realizes he has waited too long since his last update
02:05.41 starseeker groan
02:05.57 starseeker plus a full kde rebuild against qt 4.5
02:06.07 starseeker the power bill will be higher this month...
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02:19.12 rahul_cool hello all
02:20.33 rahul_cool i have a problem in configuring brlcad source code
02:21.12 rahul_cool when i gave the command svn checkout it says that it could not connect to site
02:21.31 rahul_cool can anyone help please
02:31.58 louipc rahul_cool: you should post the exact message
02:38.56 rahul_cool i have download svn with the help of following command... "sudo apt-get install subversion"
02:39.20 rahul_cool the output is...
02:39.39 rahul_cool svn: OPTIONS of 'https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk': could not connect to server (https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net)
02:40.15 rahul_cool i gave this command many times and always same output appears
02:40.39 rahul_cool i gave svn checkout https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk brlcad
02:42.17 madant do u have to use a proxy to access the sites ?
02:42.52 rahul_cool i tried .subversion/servers command and the output is permission denied
02:44.25 madant er.. .subversion/servers command ? you have to edit that file and put in the proper proxy host and port etc.
02:44.53 dreeves can you ping the brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net
02:45.05 dreeves server
02:46.05 rahul_cool yes i am able to access this site
02:46.15 dreeves then you don't have a proxy issue
02:46.34 dreeves can you touch x in the directory where you are attempting to checkout
02:47.20 rahul_cool touch x means??i did not get u
02:47.35 dreeves type the command 'touch x'
02:47.46 rahul_cool ok
02:48.05 dreeves if it works means you have access to write to the directory you are in
02:48.06 madant you are able to access the server by using the ping command from the shell ? correct ?
02:48.21 dreeves good question?
02:49.35 rahul_cool i didnot try ping command i access that site by putting its url address on net
02:49.57 dreeves no madant is right you need to try in the shell
02:50.09 dreeves you could have a proxy setup in the browser
02:50.32 rahul_cool ok... i try
02:52.00 dreeves well
02:53.07 dreeves sorry madant I hope I didn't step on you there, habit I get this issue seems like every day at work it always 1 of 3 things
02:53.55 madant hehe :D not at all..
02:54.04 dreeves cool
02:54.17 madant scratches his trying to understand where the stepping might have happened :D
02:54.29 madant yikes
02:54.43 madant scratches his HEAD trying to understand where the stepping might have happened :D
02:54.59 dreeves oh i didn't on purpose
02:55.47 madant :D now i am plain confused .. :) how's the code surfing coming along dreeves ?
02:55.50 dreeves but you where kind of talking to rahul and then I jumped in and I'm new to this so I'm not certain of the exact protocols/formalities
02:56.11 dreeves cool I'm getting there
02:56.25 madant shouts screw formalities :D
02:56.41 dreeves yeah I typically do
02:57.14 dreeves I'm familiar with the code but some of the math I have to get back into it has been a little while since i have really done it at this level
02:57.39 dreeves some code has changed since I worked on it before but most is the same
02:58.05 madant thought about what exactly you want to work on ? i might have missed some IRC discussion
02:58.49 madant i wonder how it must have been all those years ago .. :)
02:58.54 dreeves yeah I think I'm going to give a hand at nurbs
02:59.06 dreeves being I'm rusty at math
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03:00.08 rahul_cool i gave the command
03:00.25 rahul_cool ping https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk
03:00.32 rahul_cool the output comes
03:00.41 madant just 'ping brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net '
03:00.49 rahul_cool ping: unknown host https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk
03:01.58 rahul_cool ok..........on that command
03:02.03 rahul_cool the output is
03:02.05 rahul_cool PING svn.sourceforge.net (216.34.181.65) 56(84) bytes of data.
03:02.31 rahul_cool and still the process is not over
03:02.50 dreeves are you something like 64 bytes from ....
03:04.12 rahul_cool sorry, but i dont understand your question
03:04.28 madant rahul_cool : press Ctrl-C and see if you have 100 % packet loss
03:05.13 rahul_cool yes 210 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 209062ms
03:05.24 madant rahul_cool: do you have any idea if you use an http proxy in your browser settings ?
03:05.53 rahul_cool yes i do use in browser settings
03:06.24 madant you have to edit the .subversion/servers file to use the same proxy settings
03:06.48 madant i hope the comments in the files are understandable enough for you to edit it.
03:07.07 rahul_cool ok
03:07.24 rahul_cool i try it
03:08.10 madant you just have to uncomment(remove the initial hash) two lines and put in the proper proxy host and proxy port
03:08.22 madant below the [global] line
03:08.56 madant and then try svn checkout http://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk brlcad just in case the https is giving u trouble
03:09.41 madant rahul_cool: u are doing a BS in computer science ?
03:09.52 rahul_cool no btech
03:10.03 madant which year ?
03:10.10 rahul_cool final year
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03:10.18 madant which Univ / college ?
03:10.30 rahul_cool NIT Kurukshetra
03:11.17 rahul_cool In our college we rarely use linux
03:13.15 madant hehe.. np .. simple things can appear complicated in the beginning :)
03:13.51 rahul_cool may i know what u are doing??
03:14.28 madant er. me ? :D i just passed out from IIT Kharagpur last year.. on a sabbatical since september
03:14.50 rahul_cool ok.
03:15.22 rahul_cool can u plz tell me where is .subversion/servers file??
03:15.47 madant in ur home directory
03:16.31 rahul_cool no it is not there
03:16.54 madant there is a hidden folder .subversion . in it there is a file called servers.. if you use vim u can straight away edit it from the shell using 'vim ~/.subversion/servers'
03:17.36 madant in that case u can edit the default settings at /etc/subversion/servers
03:17.39 madant as root
03:18.40 rahul_cool got it
03:18.47 madant dreeves: any thoughts about what exactly in nurbs ;) ?
03:19.44 madant i really loved the idea of NURBS the first time i heard about it.. as all great ideas come.. simple yet powerful :D
03:20.15 rahul_cool sorry..i dont have any idea
03:20.31 madant rahul_cool: ?
03:20.40 madant sorry i didn't get you
03:21.06 rahul_cool oh oh sorry...i thought nurbs thing
03:24.40 rahul_cool hey we use http proxy 172.16.0.1 but in that file what we have to write in http host
03:25.10 madant under the [global] section
03:25.30 madant you must have something like # http-proxy-host = defaultproxy.whatever.com
03:25.40 rahul_cool yes
03:25.55 madant replace it with http-proxy-host = 172.16.0.1
03:26.12 rahul_cool i was doing the same
03:26.22 madant and similarly with the next line http-proxy-port .. replace it with the port you have to use
03:26.37 madant and make sure you remove th # at the beginning of the line
03:27.10 rahul_cool ya ...
03:27.24 madant and once you have saved the changes.. svn checkout http://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk brlcad
03:29.38 madant getting error messages again?
03:31.09 rahul_cool wait plz
03:33.25 rahul_cool it is saying option expected
03:33.45 madant did you fill in the http-proxy-port ?
03:33.53 rahul_cool yes
03:33.55 rahul_cool 8181
03:34.03 rahul_cool svn: /etc/subversion/servers:73: Option expected
03:34.59 madant tell me what is on line no: 73 of the servers file
03:36.03 rahul_cool http-proxy-host = 172.16.0.1
03:36.58 madant it is the http-proxy-host line right ? make sure it is exactly 'http-proxy-host = 172.16.0.1' and at the end of the line do a CR (Enter) just in case
03:38.50 rahul_cool thanz buddy.............
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03:38.58 rahul_cool its working great
03:38.59 madant no more errors ?
03:39.05 rahul_cool no
03:39.10 madant k.. have fun hacking brl-cad :)
03:39.37 rahul_cool hey can u help me in running brlcad??
03:40.02 madant er ? come back to irc if you need any help ?
03:40.29 rahul_cool can u give me ur id...just in case...
03:40.31 copenhague hello anyone using salome over here?
03:40.36 madant somebody will be here most of the time..
03:40.50 madant copenhague: anything particular ?
03:41.01 copenhague just looking for inputs
03:41.11 copenhague i'm thinking about installing it
03:41.31 copenhague i think salome is better than bricad
03:41.40 copenhague what do you think madant?
03:41.41 madant aah.. i tried it out last year.. :D remember the installation was tough on debian :D
03:41.58 copenhague now theres the caelinux right?
03:42.05 copenhague i'm on opensuse
03:42.28 madant er.. u meant to say salome is better than brlcad ?
03:42.34 madant grrr.. :D
03:42.46 copenhague i don't know
03:42.49 copenhague you tell me
03:43.01 copenhague i have the feel that is better
03:43.08 madant i don't think so.. last time i checked salome's UI and functionality was very minimal and besides they deal with different things really
03:43.37 copenhague i think i'll try bricad then
03:43.56 madant brlcad :)
03:44.04 madant what do u plan to use it for ?
03:44.27 copenhague is there a nc simulation on bricad?
03:44.41 copenhague just to 3d designs, modeling
03:44.48 madant :) am not an expert
03:45.01 copenhague i'm a cnc programmer and looking for modeller for free
03:45.03 madant u planning to do designs or numerical simulation ?
03:45.08 madant ah.. ok..
03:45.21 copenhague designs
03:45.32 copenhague and or numerical simulations
03:46.02 bjorkintosh which cnc machine do you work with, copenhague?
03:46.07 madant hmm.. i don't have a good answer .. so i must shut up :D
03:46.37 madant llikes stereolithography better ;)
03:46.51 copenhague all kind, i do programming bjorkintosh
03:47.00 copenhague mills 3, 4 axis
03:47.06 copenhague multiaxis machines
03:47.07 bjorkintosh lathes?
03:47.09 bjorkintosh okay.
03:47.19 copenhague i'm strong on multiaxis not lathe anymore
03:47.34 copenhague the multiaxis are lathe as-well
03:47.41 copenhague you?
03:48.12 madant is off to church :O
03:48.28 copenhague bjorkintosh, are you into cnc?
03:48.48 copenhague is there a good cnc tool for linux other than gcam
03:48.51 copenhague ?
03:49.35 madant copenhague , you should stick around.. there are some crazy people on this channel who will be able to offer better comments :)
03:49.51 copenhague sure, thanks
03:49.58 copenhague i'll be back all teh time
03:50.00 bjorkintosh copenhague, not me. there're some crazy people ... ah, what madant said.
03:50.17 copenhague so you guys think that i'm crazy hum.
03:50.19 copenhague :)
03:50.22 copenhague just joking
04:00.19 bjorkintosh i'd never seen salome.
04:00.45 copenhague http://caelinux.com/CMS/index.php?option=com_joomlaboard&Itemid=52&func=view&id=2495&catid=2
04:01.13 copenhague the last audi car was all designed with salome and caelinux
04:01.30 bjorkintosh hah.
04:01.35 bjorkintosh that tells me nothing, to be honest.
04:01.48 bjorkintosh a good number of cars were designed long before CAD tools came to exist.
04:02.02 copenhague i know
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04:19.02 Ralith bjorkintosh: it tells you audi thought it was the appropriate tool
04:20.28 bjorkintosh i rather think it was arbitrary.
04:20.45 dreeves Yeah but to bjorkintosh that still doesn't really mean anything it could have been the appropriate tool for alot of reasons that may not be relevant to anyone else
04:20.48 bjorkintosh they could have achieved the same results with a good #2 pencil and a great drawing curve.
04:21.13 bjorkintosh and some rulers too :)
04:21.52 bjorkintosh but i'm looking at salome's screenshots.
04:22.10 bjorkintosh is it pronounced 'saloMAY' or 'saLOAM'?
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06:05.34 dreeves_ brlcad I think addressed all the issues you brought please let me know if you catch anymore style problems. I have defined the style in my editor so I don't have to remember to follow the style
06:05.44 dreeves_ I submitted a new patch
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06:09.49 dreeves_ ok so I think I did that wrong I submitted a whole new tacker but I realized I should have attached so I opened the other tracker and attached sorry about that
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07:10.21 rahul_cool hello all
07:11.11 rahul_cool when i gave the command ./autogen.sh for configuring ...the output comes
07:11.14 rahul_cool Unable to locate GNU Autoconf.
07:13.45 rahul_cool any one here to solve this problem please
07:39.04 rahul_cool on giving ./configure command the output comes........
07:39.16 rahul_cool configure: error: *** compiler cannot create working executables, check config.log ***
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10:14.59 piksi brlcad: the no.1 thing brl-cad would need for realistic usage in architecture and building industry is IFC
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11:07.02 rahul_cool hiiiiiiii
11:08.08 _sushi_ brlcad: do people keep telling you which all things are necessary in brl-cad?
11:18.54 louipc rahul_cool: do you have autoconf installed?
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11:33.21 brlcad rahul_cool: for what it's worth, gsoc requires participants to be highly self-motivated able to figure out problems on your own -- we're here to help you when you get stuck, not hold you hand every step of the way -- just keep that in mind
11:37.59 brlcad dreeves_: okay, will look at it
11:40.28 brlcad piksi: agreed, and actually rather doable given our object representation and attribute/value system
11:41.32 brlcad ifc data is essentially metadata over a functional building representation, not unlike what we do for modeling vehicles functionally for ballistic analyses
11:43.10 piksi brlcad: do excuse my ignorance (haven't yet dug deep into brl features) but how are materials represented in brl models? are composite materials easy to use with the current system (e.g. a wall with concrete + structural steel with insulation on top of it and panels on top of that etc...) ?
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11:45.32 brlcad piksi: right now, brl-cad defines material properties at a "region" level -- which is intended to refer to a single relatively homogeneous material type per region, but then also allows application-specific attributes to be associated with any object
11:48.12 brlcad e.g. a wall with concrete + structural steel would either be defined with a concrete wall region and the structural steel actually modeled (which is usuall trivial with CSG) as a region, or you make one "wall" region and assign it the responsive properties of 'concrete+steel' as a material, or you can make it concrete and assign it an application-specific set of attributes (such as the structural steel properties)
11:49.26 brlcad the same continues with the insulation and panels -- brl-cad is intently designed for high-resolution modeling so you could either physicaly represent the insulation and panels as geometric regions, or similar to the structural steel just associate them as application-specific data associated with said "wall" region
11:49.40 brlcad hopefully that makes some sense to you
11:49.56 brlcad I used a fair bit of brl-cad geometric terminology in there
11:50.14 brlcad an ifc-g importer would certainly be interesting..
11:50.23 brlcad especially given it's also founded in express like step
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16:16.48 madant looking at brl-cad codeswarm : a lot of mike and jra awesomeness till now.. lots of years left :D
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16:40.36 madant morrison was brlcad :P ?
16:42.20 madant and now brlcad is morrison :D
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16:43.27 brlcad madant: awesome, you should post the video up on the website!
16:43.54 brlcad if there's a way to combine names, that'd be useful
16:44.13 brlcad because several of the devs went from one username to another when the project went open source and moved to sourceforge
16:45.37 madant hmm.. i havent made the video yet.. will put in better colours and tweaking.. for the video i have to output each frame to png and then combine them to make a .avi or .mov
16:46.19 madant don't think there is a name combine feature .. but supports a regex based legend and colouration
16:46.32 brlcad like morrison->brlcad and jra->johnranderson and bparker->bob1961, etc
16:46.40 brlcad ohloh has a list of how they all map somewhere
16:46.52 CIA-40 BRL-CAD: 03bob1961 * r34057 10/brlcad/trunk/src/librt/shoot.c: A slightly better mod to rt_res_pieces_clean() that skips uninitialized rt_piecestate structures.
16:47.01 brlcad speak of the devil.. :)
16:47.07 madant hah :)
16:48.56 brlcad wonders how it visualizes the open sourcing "event" that made massive changes
16:50.19 brlcad madant: not sure if it's useful, but might be able to correlate what you're looking at with this: http://brlcad.org/OLD/statcvs/ and http://brlcad.org/OLD/statcvs.normalized/
16:51.13 brlcad needs to run that again
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17:37.39 brlcad howdy mafm_
17:40.22 kanzure hrm, so what's up with that multitouch thread?
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17:53.40 piksi brlcad: thanks for a good explanation, i thjink i understood the principles :-)
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18:42.58 kanzure so I'm writing up an email for the list regarding the parametrics/constraints stuff yesterday, is there anything in particular I should include that I might forget?
19:19.15 brlcad kanzure: heh, kind of a loaded question ;)
19:20.24 kanzure too late now :) sent the email
19:20.27 kanzure gives his fingers a break.
19:27.34 brlcad good lord man
19:27.46 kanzure bwahah
19:28.05 brlcad there's like 10 discussions there
19:28.09 kanzure that's right.
20:06.27 CIA-40 BRL-CAD: 03bob1961 * r34058 10/brlcad/trunk/src/librt/tree.c: Minor formatting.
20:10.14 CIA-40 BRL-CAD: 03bob1961 * r34059 10/brlcad/trunk/ (5 files in 3 dirs): Added ged_inside_internal() to libged and modified ged_inside() to call it. Mged also calls this when getting the inside of something being edited.
21:44.36 kanzure brlcad: freedns.afraid.org is back up.
21:56.08 brlcad kanzure: the website may be, but the dns is still down
21:56.12 brlcad try a direct query
21:56.17 brlcad nslookup @ns1.afraid.org heybryan.org
21:57.01 brlcad er, s/nslookup/dig/
21:58.04 kanzure and your claim that the reason that I don't yet have these problems is because it's cached on some DNS server I'm using?
21:58.30 kanzure hrm. maybe you're just in a crummy geographical location with bad nameservers?
22:00.41 brlcad kanzure: heh, I'm sitting a few hundred feet away from one of the 13 root name servers on the planet
22:01.41 brlcad "H" is right here
22:04.38 brlcad kanzure: my money is on afraid.org doing something wrong or their ISP doing something wrong
22:04.53 brlcad for starters, they have self-referential DNS .. you're not supposed to do that
22:06.29 brlcad could try http://freedns.ws/en/ or http://zoneedit.com
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