the instructions in this post are based on the instructions from this page.
First, install the software needed to compile. You'll be needing (atleast) the softwares to be installed by the following commands. in your terminal (press ALT+F2, then type xterm). see this link.
sudo apt-get install freeglut3-dev
sudo apt-get install xorg-dev
sudo apt-get install libpng12-devSecond, download the following files from this link and save anywhere on your drive (say /home/your_account_name/makehuman)
- animorph-xx.tar.gz
- makehuman-xx.tar.gz
- mhgui-xx.tar.gz
Fourth, we now compile.. but first open again a terminal (ALT+F2, type xterm) and then cd to the directory where you extracted the downloaded files.
cd makehuman
first,compile and install the animorph..
cd animorph-xx
./configure
make
sudo make install
In first time we must run ldconfig so that MakeHuman can find animorph and mhgui libraries::
and then the mhgui..cd ..
cd mhgui-xx
./configure
make
sudo make install
and lastly the makehuman...
cd ..and after everything went well, we can now execute makehuman, but first we must run ldconfig so that MakeHuman can find animorph and mhgui libraries
cd makehuman-xx
./configure
make
sudo make install
sudo ldconfig
and then,finally run makehuman
makehumanmakehuman
makehuman will now open a window.
Lastly, to create a shortcut button on your desktop, we will create a launcher. anywhere on your desktop, right click and select Create Launcher... on the command type makehuman.
and there you go, you have now a button on your desktop for the makehuman.
enjoy!
I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 and whenever I run make for animorph (after ./configure) I get the following error
ReplyDelete*** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
I have the same problem Antonio :S .. When I try to install animorph it gives an ERROR :S .. Please Help.. I want Makehuman on my Ubuntu 9.04 32BITS ....
ReplyDeleteSince this post was made the developers have made an installer for Ubuntu 9.04 of their latest alpha. http://code.google.com/p/makehuman/downloads/list
ReplyDeleteGreat post and i think they did a good job with the software! I've been practicing at home and its to easy! The MakeHuman team work towards correctness both in programming (using common file formats) and anatomy. MakeHuman makes extensive use of university research in accurately modelling the human form. 23jj
ReplyDeleteI can't install it on Ubuntu 11.10 because:
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*You need support for GLU in mhgui! *
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