I’ve been concentrating more on the SceneKit integration part, and making sure that I can link the open source libraries against Objective-C++ Cocoa apps (which works great).įor building a Objective-C++ Cocoa app in Xcode 8, I link the libraries to a Cocoa app and make C++ USD calls in my code. Note I have not tried usdview, but I know others have gotten parts of it to work.
PYTHONPATH=~/Projects/usd/stage/local/lib/pythonĪnd I then can run a python shell and import all the USD libraries, I can run usdcat. I make sure my PYTHONPATH looks like this: I’ve been building USD since SIGGRAPH on all the various betas of macOS sierra.
#Mac os sierra 10.12 install
Install Open Image IO (oiio) dependancies - brew install libjpeg libtiff libpngĭownload current stable release of oiio - ġ1 - brew install qt ( Stuck! brew install qt or qt4 fails, also even after trying to directly compile Qt 4.8.6 with the El Capitan patch which works, but Apple's deprecated (Quicktime) QTKit is removed in macOS Sierra and I get the error above. D GLFW_LOCATION=" YOUR GLFW INSTALL LOCATION"ĩ - No elegant brew recipe for Open Image IO (oiio) so. D NO_OMP=1 -D NO_TBB=1 -D NO_CUDA=1 -D NO_OPENCL=1 -D NO_CLEW=1 For example ( )Ģ - MacOS Sierra - Python 2.7.10 is already installedĦ - brew install tbb ( This is Intel TBB )Ĭmake -D NO_MAYA=1 -D NO_PTEX=1 -D NO_DOC=1 It looks like you can install most of the dependancies in macOS Sierra using brew. There may be other issues here with macOS Sierra? If so, we should track them here and get this USD build working. We may have better luck with Qt5 and Pyside2? Apple’s QTKit was replaced with AVFoundation. I should note that both Qt 4.8 and Apple’s (Quicktime) QTKit framework are at end of life and have been deprecated and are no longer being supported.
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