Toontown OTP CXX

A C++ implementation of the Toontown OTP's Message Director component for improved performance over the Python implementation with bindings for Python.

3. Compile the module

To compile libotp, run python build.py. When the compilation finished, there should now be a libotp.pyd / libotp.so (depending on your platform) generated. This file gets placed in the source repository of the game

Requirements

• The Panda3D SDK (get it here)
• CMake 2.6 or higher (get it here)
• windows only: The thirdparty folder installed in the Panda3D sdk folder (See here)

For compiling on Windows 32 bit:

• Visual Studio 2010/2015

For compiling on Windows 64 bit:

• Visual Studio 2010/2015
• Windows SDK 7.1 (be sure to tick the VC++ 64 bit compilers option)

Advanced configuration

Please clean up your built directories after changing the configuration! You can do so with passing --clean in the command line.

Command Line

Command line options are:

• --optimize=N to override the optimize option. This overrides the option set in the config.ini
• --clean to force a clean rebuild

config.ini

Further adjustments can be made in the config.ini file:

• You can set generate_pdb to 0 or 1 to control whether a .pdb file is generated.
• You can set optimize to change the optimization. This has to match the --optimize= option of your Panda3D Build.
• You can set require_lib_eigen to 1 to require the Eigen 3 library
• You can set require_lib_bullet to 1 to require the Bullet library
• You can set require_lib_freetype to 1 to require the Freetype library
• You can set verbose_igate to 1 or 2 to get detailed interrogate output (1 = verbose, 2 = very verbose)