my first test on ar tool kit.

Salam all. Today i try to run ARToolKit. Last time i ve tried already. but i dont have camera with me so no point(2 weeks/3 weeks ago..). Luckily <--- lol .. my visual studio is broken.. so kept try running it on my ubuntu 10.04 (old2).. but i failed LOL..later i just run the exe file from my windowzzzz 7... huhuh so here it is my first execution of simpleLite.exe

So guys .. are you interested??? .. all you have to do is try to check out this "COOL" link.. lol http://www.hitl.washington.edu/artoolkit/ <----artoolkit website. There are many tutorials out there on how to run artoolkit in windowss..

have a try..

want to show you all my ERRORSS in linux.. suppose after i follow tutorial from this link .. http://robotics.ece.drexel.edu/?p=499 everything should be okay.. but .. tak jadi WEY.. penat separuh harian memikirkan !!

guys !! if you are an expert in artoolkit with linux.. please leave me some comments.. i need yoooooooooou!! :) thanks!

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