Code Available?

[sudosurf]

Hello, is this code available somewhere else? I read your great paper in Plant Phys., 2019. The paper says it is open-sourced, but here I just see an empty test.cpp in the source dir. I was unable to install using the Windows Installer on Windows 10.

[iziamtso]

Hello @sudosurf. We are working on next iteration and second paper, which will include new features. After second iteration is complete, we will publish all the code with new features included. Hope this helps. This should happen in the next few months.

Please let me know what is wrong with the installer, maybe I can try to help. We tried on many different machines and it worked fine. What exactly the issue you are having?

[sudosurf]

Hi @iziamtso, I've tried on 2 different Windows 10 computers. The installer launches, runs, says it completed successfully, but then no "P3D" or "Assets" folder are created. Perhaps they are hiding somewhere on my system, but I've tried several searches and can't seem to find them.

[iziamtso]

@sudosurf when you run the installer you specify the folder where you want PC to install the program. Ex. C:/program files/bla/bla
Go to that folder and you will find .exe file. Run the file and P3D should open up.

[sudosurf]

Doh! Yep, it was installing to the "Default_Company_Name" directory.

I was still missing "mscvcr110.dll", but I was able to install with "Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4" available at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679. It now runs!

Looking forward to seeing the source code with your next release, thank you in advance for sharing.

[iziamtso]

Great! Yeah, I will fix this "Default_Company_Name" thing. It is default program name when you create an installer in VS.