Setup

common

  • flash11 player (and/or ActiveX control), wm3d won't work on flash player 10.x, please download 11.x from Adobe
  • Haxe file format related library (format)

wm3d 0.4x

  • Haxe 3.00
  • hxsl with HxSL2 support

wm3d 0.3x

  • Haxe 2.09-2.10

wm3d 0.2x

  • haXe 2.08 or Haxe 2.09-2.10
  • XPath for haXe (xpath)

See also Official information about Haxe.

Setup Haxe and libraries on Windows

(tested on Windows XP)

  • download Haxe from official site
  • exec downloaded file, "hxinst-win.exe"
  • launch command prompt (Start menu->Run cmd.exe)
  • type "haxe" (do NOT type quotations) If command usage is not displayed, please check the installation or reinstall haXe.
  • type "haxelib setup" in the command prompt (do NOT type quotations); is not necessary?
  • type "haxelib install format" (do NOT type quotations)

for wm3d 0.4x, hxsl is also required

  • type "haxelib git hxsl" (do NOT type quotations)

for wm3d 0.2x, xpath is required

  • type "haxelib install xpath" (do NOT type quotations)

Setup Haxe and its libraries on Linux

(tested on Debian/testing(wheezy) and Fedora15)

  1. download Haxe from official site or you can use apt-get/yum to install Haxe if the latest Haxe package is available.
  2. expand the archive and exec hxinst-linux. (% sudo ./hxinst-linux)
  3. type haxe (or /usr/bin/haxe) to check installation.(% haxe) If command is not available, verify the installation.
  4. exec haxelib setup. (% haxelib setup) The program will ask you the location of the repository.
  5. install format and xpath libraries using haxelib by the following commands.
  6. install format library
    1. % haxelib install format

additional library for wm3d 0.4x:

  1. % haxelib git hxsl

additional library for wm3d 0.2x:

  1. % haxelib install format
  2. % haxelib install xpath

Install WM3D

No installation is required for wm3d. Just expand the archive and place the folder (wm3d-version) somewhere. If you want to use VMD as a graphical frontend, see guide for VMD plugin setup.

Please see Guide for the general usage.

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