Why don't support Ogre to VB?

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Why don't support Ogre to VB?

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I have a question? Why Ogre support to VB and VB .NET. I have found very much 3D engineer support to VB like VBSTATE, TrueVision3D, 3DVB SDK... I think OGRE Engineer best why can't Ogre engineer support to VB? Everybody can help me support to VB
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Ogre can be ported, or better yet bound, to most high-level languages. See the python bindings, OgreDotNet and Mogre for .NET support, and other projects to support Ogre through lua or squirrel. I don't know the details, but perhaps either OgreDotNet or Mogre can allow you to access Ogre from VB .NET? Isn't that the point of the .NET thing: access from any language?
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Post by xavier »

Mogre and VB.NET get along just fine.

http://www.ogre3d.org/phpBB2addons/viewforum.php?f=8
Do you need help? What have you tried?

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Post by lymacsau »

It can open source or only SDK? Please for me a question it can support for VB 6? Thanks
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Post by xavier »

No it cannot support VB6. VB.NET, as mentioned -- .NET 2.0.
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Post by dodongoxp »

VB.NET 2005 or 2008 can be supported via Mogre just as any .net language
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