Stable release - 1.0

Full source code and binary installers for Windows and Mac OSX

Windows instructions OSX instructions

All files are at the SourceForge downloads page.

Packages require Python and other dependencies. See the appropriate installation page for more details.

Windows pre-compiled binaries

Through the use of py2exe, the Vision Egg demo scripts are available as .exe files. This is an easy way to experience the Vision Egg, without requiring you to install anything. Requirements: Windows, hardware-accelerated OpenGL card with drivers suggested.

Download the precompiled demos.

Please note these files do NOT include the Python source, which is quite simple for most of these demos. If you like what you see, come back and install the full Vision Egg and browse the source code of the demos.

Source code of the demos

If you've installed the Windows .exe installer or the Mac OS X .dmg installer, you don't have the demos. These are available as visionegg-1.0-demos.zip or visionegg-1.0-demos.tar.gz. If you already downloaded the full source code, you have the demo files.

The bleeding edge

Ongoing development efforts are incorporated into the source code repository. The latest code means the latest bug fixes. Unfortunately, it may also mean that you're getting new bugs, experimental features which will change before a new release, and so on. Write code based on the bleeding edge at your own risk.

subversion is a tool which allows you to track the development repository as it changes. This is the true bleeding edge. Access it at SourceRepository.

Install this new version by running python setup.py install from the command line in the newly downloaded/updated directory. If you don't want to compile C code (or you don't have a C compiler), set the variable skip_c_compilation in setup.py to True. (You will need to be root or use sudo python setup.py install to overwrite already installed files on Unix platforms.)

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