realXtend Tundra SDK
Tundra SDK binary releases
Description | Revision | Release Date |
---|---|---|
Windows 64-bit Installer exe | 2.5.3 | 2014-04-08 |
Windows 32-bit Installer exe | 2.5.3 | 2014-04-08 |
Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit deb | 2.5.3 | 2014-04-08 |
Ubuntu 12.04 32-bit deb | 2.5.3 | 2014-04-08 |
Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit deb | 2.5.3 | 2014-10-17 |
For Mac we currently provide the earlier release: Tundra 2.5.2 OS X 64-bit
Tundra SDK sources
- Github: https://github.com/realXtend/tundra
- master branch is previous release
- tundra2 branch (default) has current development version
WebTundra
realXtend’s HTML5 / WebGL & WebSockets client. WebTundra can connect to a Tundra server for real-time interactive multiuser 3D in a Web browser. It implements Tundra’s Entity-Component model with network synchronization and uses three.js for graphics rendering.
For more information and installation and usage instructions see:
Note: a new generation of the WebTundra client, first release in 2.x series, is coming soon in autumn 2015 and is being developed in the dev2 branch in github. Similarily to Tundra, the core of WebTundra 2 is used in Meshmoon’s WebRocket as well.
Meshmoon
- Join the live public servers using Meshmoon Rocket for Windows and OS X,
- or experience Meshmoon in you web browser using Meshmoon WebRocket
LudoCraft Circus
- Visit and experiment with LudoCraft Circus, a realXtend Tundra technology showcase world (source assets included for non-commercial use)
What about rpm-packages for opensuse Linux (or at least fedora)? Or,even better: an universal installer (for exapmle using the Loki-Installer) for most Linuxdistros at once instead of only ubuntu? Ubuntu might be a big deal on Desktop-Linuxsystems but there are a lot of more Linuxdistros other than Ubuntu running as servers and so an universal installer or at least rpm-packages would be helping most serveradmins a lot better than trying around with alien or compiling by hand ;)
There’s actually a buildbot that packages up-to-date both .debs and .rpms (has fedora dirs too, despite the name): http://chiru.cie.fi/buildbot-ubuntu-debs/ — gotta add a link to that to the site.
Having a universal linux build is also a good idea, has been in the talks, but afaik no one has made it yet. Feel free to do it, anyone.
Hmpf! I tried to change my available virtual Server to CentOS 6 due to the availability of the rpm-Packages (has longer lasting support than any Ubuntu actually, up to 2017 now) , but obviously there are 2 unsovable Dependancies: qtscriptgenerator and qtscriptbindings. Any Idea where i can get these Packages for CentOS 6 x86_64 Architecture?
2.3.1 out but nevertheless no working Version for CentOS 6, only an quiet old one with obviously unresolvable dependencies,or does anybody have a hint where to get rpm-Files for qtscriptgenerator and qtscriptbindings which are needed to install the old 1.0.8 rpms for running a headless-server under CentOS 6.2?? I couldn´ t find these rpms anywhere up to now :-/
The Tundra build script for Linux (Ubuntu currently) builds those from sources, should work basically the same way in CentOS too – is documented in http://www.realxtend.org/doxygen/_build_on_ubuntu.html
Someone was at least building succesfully on Gentoo last week.
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