Sunflow is a rendering system written entirely in Java.
Sunflow offers only a startscript which has to be customized by the user (who has to unpack and setup the system himself, too). Due to these circumstances, I decided to create installers for various plattforms:
Starting with
Debian lenny and
Ubuntu 8.04 ("hardy"), you can install Sunflow by your preferred installation mechanism (Adept, Synaptic, apt-get, aptitute).
Installing Sunflow on Windows
To install Sunflow on
Microsoft Windows, download the installer, double-click on the downloaded file and follow the installation dialog. To start Sunflow (assuming you did not change the proposed features), select Sunflow in Start menu -> (All) Programs. If this fails or Sunflow displays a warning that you are not running the server VM, you probably need to install the
Sun JDK. The installer ships with an improved start script (
Download with right-click -> save as or similar).
Starting Sunflow on Windows
If you have (found) any ideas, questions, bugs or patches please write an email to
me (Philipp Hagemeister).
The usage of logos does not imply I am a member of the organization. If not explicitely stated otherwise, I am not.
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