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==Windows== | ==Windows== | ||
Learn how to [[Install MicMac Windows|Install MicMac on Windows]] | Learn how to [[Install MicMac Windows|Install MicMac on Windows]] | ||
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==Mac== | ==Mac== | ||
Version du 25 février 2016 à 16:14
MicMac is an open source project that aims at being cross platform. Very few dependencies are mandatory to have the core program work.
The following platforms are "officially" supported, but it is possible to install MicMac on most x86/x64 platforms (Windows Xp-Vista-7-8-10, Mac OSX, Fedora, RHEL, Ubuntu...).
Ubuntu
Learn how to Install MicMac on Ubuntu.
Here is some basic steps on how to use Use MicMac on Ubuntu.
Windows
Learn how to Install MicMac on Windows
How to use MicMac with Windows
This video shows some basic steps on how to use MicMac on Windows.
Mac
Learn how to install MicMac on MAC
Useful softwares for MicMac
Here are some really useful tools to work with MicMac, and visualize the different products it creates :
- Meshlab : http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/ (all plateform are supported). This software is generally used for points clouds visualization.
- CloudCompare : http://www.cloudcompare.org/ (all platforms). Similar to Meshlab, possibly more up to date and richer in tools.
- Nautilus open terminal : You can install it with :
sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal(Linux plateform only). This module is really useful for opening a terminal directly from the image directory.
