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"Mathias Bachmann" <mba### [at] baden-online de> writes:
> Due to a posting in this NG I found the Web-page for AERO, which is a kind
> of a modeller/ animator which does physical simulation of body-movements.
> I have seen some incredible animations done with this program on their
> site - marvolous!
> It uses POV for the rendering. Since its done at a university, its also
> free software. But- it is only available for UNIX-systems! It uses the
> x-windows environment and seems to have been programmed using gcc. So, I
> thought if anyone around could be interested in doing a port of this program
> to windows, since I can't do that soon.
> If anyone seems interested, but does have difficulties with the german
> comments in the files - here I can help, since german is my native language.
> I would be happy to help anyone to do a port on Windows. Have a look at the
> homepage, its a really great kind of software.
> It can be found at
>
> http://www.ee.uwa.edu.au/~braunl/aero/
> or at
> http://www.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/ipvr/bv/aero/
Perhaps one could consider to use the Windows port of gcc (www.cygnus.com),
because it can compile an X client lib(www.x.org). As far as I know, there is
also an X server for Windows. This should be all you need.
I hope this helps.
Thomas
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