Syzygy: Downloads
Syzygy is provided as a cross-platform source code package in .zip or .tgz format.
We've also provided an archive of most of the external dependencies, also set up
for cross-platform building.
Windows users (particularly Python-oriented ones) are strongly encouraged to look at the
related Aszgard project.
More material is available, including additional source code, libraries,
complete snapshots of the sample application data, some motion capture data
along with viewers, etc. A DVD containing all this will be mailed upon request.
- szg-1.1 as a zip (5.9MB) or tar_gz
file (5.3MB):
The source code for the Syzygy library plus sample applications
and documentation. Also contains Python bindings and examples.
- szgexternal-1.1 as a zip (10.7MB) or
tar_gz (10.2MB) file:
Most of the external dependencies for all supported platforms.
Extra Demos
We used to have a massive repository of extra demos. We're moving towards packaging those
individually, together with their data when practicable; they'll be appearing here
gradually.
- Cubecake, a Quake 3 level viewer in zip or
tar_gz format.
Optional Speech SDK Installation
The main third-party library that Syzygy uses that we aren't allowed to
distribute is the
Microsoft Speech SDK (version 5.1).
Syzygy uses this SDK for speaking text strings on the Windows platform
(this capability is not available at all on the other supported platforms).
If you do need this capability, follow the link above to the download site and run the installer.
On our computers the installer creates a directory
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Speech SDK 5.1" with a number of
subdirectories. Copy files as follows ({sapi} refers to the
above directory path; you'll have to create the destination directories):
- The contents of {sapi}/Include to szgexternal/win32/sapi-5.1/include.
- The contents of {sapi}/Lib/i386 to aszgard/external/win32/sapi-5.1/lib.
On Windows XP the required dlls should already be installed. I'm not sure
what the situation is on other Windows versions. If you run into problems,
try copying dll's from {sapi}/Bin into your Syzygy executables directory.
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