Is the library being built? I.e. under Linux it is
lib/qgis/plugins/libglobeplugin.so
If yes, look at the debug output of qgis when starting and you should be
able to see some info about why the plugin is being rejected.
Sandro
On 21.09.2016 16:28, Daven Quinn wrote:
Hi Sandro,
It is not listed anywhere in the plugin manager to be enabled or
disabled. All other plugins I am accustomed to seeing in that list are
there (629 in total) but “Globe” is nowhere to be found, unless it
resides under some non-intuitive name. So, no opportunity to enable
the plugin in the usual way.
Thanks,
Daven
On September 21, 2016 at 1:16:54 AM, Sandro Mani ([email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>) wrote:
Hi Daven
> doesn’t show up in the plugin directory or menu
Does this mean in the plugins menu or in the list of plugins in the
plugin manager? If the former, please check the plugin manager an
make sure the plugin is enabled. With the plugin enabled, a globe
icon should also appear in the plugin toolbar.
Hope this helps
Sandro
On 21.09.2016 07:49, Daven Quinn wrote:
Hello,
I just completed a source installation of QGIS 2.16.2 on Mac, using
a modified version of the Homebrew osgeo4mac/qgis–214 formula. I was
particularly excited to try out the new globe plugin. QGIS builds
correctly and is usable, but the globe plugin appears to be totally
disabled, and doesn’t show up in the plugin directory or menu.
I built the formula with globe enabled (the Homebrew |—with-globe|
option translates to |—DWITH_GLOBE=TRUE
—DOSG_PLUGIN_PATH=/usr/local/lib/osgPlugins-3.4| compile options.
I’m running osg 3.4 and osgearth 2.7. Both of these are built using
homebrew formula, with qt support, and I think they are within the
range of supported dependencies for the globe plugin.
In the “advanced” settings menu, there is a section for globe plugin
settings, but I cannot see any other feedback that the plugin is
installed.
Any insights on what might be disabling the globe plugin, and how I
could compile QGIS in order to include this? I’ve successfully used
my install of osgearth to view GIS data described by raw |*.earth|
files, so I think it’s unlikely to be a dependency issue.
Thanks, Daven
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