1. Unzip the file 'OpenNI_NITE_Installer-OSX.zip'
2. Go into the folder 'OpenNI_NITE_Installer-OSX'
> cd ./OpenNI_NITE_Installer-OSX
3. Start the installer
> sudo ./install.sh
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I forgot to mention, that i also tried to make an installation that is
based only on 1 folder, the ../Processing/libraries/SimpleOpenNI/..
This worked, but i had to change quite a lot:
- changed the dynlib path references in the dynlibs with
'install_name_tool -change' to the local directory
- i also had to change the sourcecode of OpenNI:
OpenNI/Source/OpenNI/XnModuleLoader.cpp , line 103
nRetVal = xnOSStrCopy(strFileName, "/var/lib/ni/modules.xml",
nBufSize);
this line sets a fixed path to a resource file. I couldn't find
another solution than change the source code. With this changes it
worked,
but that's quite a hack, so i went for the installer script solution.
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