<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div><div>I paid a visit to Vitruvius Architecture & Design, where people were doing some impressive work in building film scenery and set. Unhappily the architects refused to tell me how to perform the magic. However, I was able to collect information that may help in reverse engineering their job. <br>
<br></div>As far as I know, they use a book called Programming for Architecture, of Antonio Menezes Leitao, a well known Lisp programmer. The programs have the following headers:<br><br>#lang racket<br>(require rosetta)<br>
</div><div>(backend rhino)<br><br></div>As soon as I arrived to my office, I installed Racket 6.0 in my Macintosh, and added the above headers. I got the following message:<br><br>standard-module-name-resolver: collection not found<br>
for module path: rosetta<br> collection: "rosetta"<br> in collection directories:<br> /home/rosa/.racket/6.0/collects<br> /home/rosa/racket/collects<br><br></div>I guess there is a rosetta collection that I must obtain it from<br>
<br><a href="http://planet.racket-lang.org/display.ss?package=rosetta.plt&owner=aml">http://planet.racket-lang.org/display.ss?package=rosetta.plt&owner=aml</a><br><br> However I have a few questions. Can I run rosetta-lang on a OS-X (MacIntosh)? On Linux? In <a href="http://planet.racket-lang.org">planet.racket-lang.org</a>, the authors say that rosetta requires Rhino or Autocad, that are Windows applications. However, I have seen people running rosetta on OS-X. Besides this, the authors say:<br>
<br>"At the moment, we only support Rosetta for Windows. If you want to use Rosetta in Mac or Linux please contact us."<br><br></div><div>Whom should I contact? I don't need anything very fancy. I just want to write scenery for educational games. Therefore a backend much simpler than Rhino or Autocad will do.<br>
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