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If your graphics card doesn't support the massive texture sizes this module comes with, you can shrink them. If your graphics card doesn't support the massive texture sizes this module comes with, you can shrink them.
You can run `small_images.exe` (or `small_images.py`, which requires either `PIL` or `pgmagick`) to generate You can run `small_images.exe` (or `small_images.py`, if you have python) to generate smaller versions of
smaller versions of shipped textures. shipped textures, which requires either `PIL` or `pgmagick` to process the images.
### Advanced Install ### Advanced Install
You need a C compiler to compile `_model.c` and `_glgeom.c`, both requiring OpenGL headers and libraries. If you wish to use your own python installation, to run `punyverse`, you can clone the code.
Here are the things you need:
You will also need to install `pyglet`. * Python 2.7, I have no Python 2.6 install to test this.
* a C compiler to compile `_model.c` and `_glgeom.c`
* requires OpenGL headers and libraries.
* not really necessary, but it runs way faster with these.
* install `pyglet`
You can now run the `punyverse` module using `python -mpunyverse`. After getting the dependencies done, you can now run the `punyverse` module using `python -mpunyverse`.
See above if you run into texture issues. See above if you run into texture issues.