It sounds like your Windows OpenGL driver is missing or messed up
somehow.
A re-install of your grapics card's drivers may be in order.
...from the README file:
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Croquet performance is quite sensitive to the performance of the
computer's graphics coprocessor. The MINIMUM technical requirements are
32 MB of VIDEO memory (VRAM), with hardware/driver support for stencil
buffers and at least 16 bit depth buffer (32 bits better) while under
OpenGL 1.3 and higher. It is not always easy for most users to be able
to determine whether this is the case. As a rough guide, most video
cards that come with at least 64 MB VRAM will probably have the right
hardware on board. However, Microsoft has distributed graphics drivers
that disable graphics hardware acceleration when used with OpenGL rather
than their proprietary DirectX. Windows users should check with their
hardware manufacturer. (In the case of laptops, the correct drivers are
often provided by the laptop manufacturer, rather than the video card
manufacturer.) Reinstalling the manufacturer's driver will often fix
problems caused by a DirectX upgrade.
In order to run applications that use spatialized sound, you must also
install OpenAL. Recent versions of Macintosh OSX include the OpenAL
libraries as a standard part of the system. PC users may also find that
their sound card came with an OpenAL driver as well. If you need to
install OpenAL, download the installer for your system from
http://openal.org/downloads.html.
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On Apr 21, 2006, at 11:33 PM, Aik-Siong Koh wrote:
> I installed Croquet 1.0 beta on my Windows XP machine. I launched
> Croquet1.0.10.image
> I clicked First Steps button.
> I dragged Demo (Master) button out of green boundary.
> A red rectangled appeared. After a few seconds I got an exception:
> Error: Failed to find glTransposeMatrixf
>
> How do I proceed?
>
> Thanks,
> Aik-Siong Koh
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