Blender

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  1. amiga, Aug 18, 2006

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    How do I get Blender to run on my Mac? I have downloaded the Mac version but when I click on the icon it bounces once and then nothing....


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  2. Queso, Aug 18, 2006

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    Is it an X11 app? If so, have you installed the X11 server from the Tiger DVD?
     
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  3. amiga, Aug 18, 2006

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    Ahhh ooooh... good question.... I have run inkscape which is X11 right?
     
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  4. Kernow, Aug 18, 2006

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    Nope - Blender is not a X11 app - it runs natively. There are, however, separate PPC and Intel versions, so it is worth checking that you've downloaded the correct version.
     
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  5. Queso, Aug 18, 2006

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    Yeah, Inkscape is X11, which suggests you've got that set up correctly. What model Mac are you trying to run Blender on? Does it have a nVidia 6800 graphics card, which according to the Blender website has issues?

     
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  6. amiga, Aug 18, 2006

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    I have a power mac G5 1.8 single with a FX5200 and an Imac isight G5 17" can't remember the card for that.... its like an x9600 or something...


    Or s that FX5400?

    Umm...
     
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  7. piltupso, Sep 2, 2006

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    Has anyone got Blender running a new Mac Pro yet? I have been trying but no luck. Is there something better out there that will work in the same price range, I mean free.
     
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