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Revision as of 10:09, 11 July 2016
MakeHuman can be downloaded here [1]. Later in the developent life cycle, it might make sense to download nightly builds, which are found here: [2]. Nightly represent the latest deveopmental updates and are not guaranteed to be stable.
System Requirements
You will need about half a gigabyte of free disk space.
In order to use some realtime materials and obtain the best from the internal rendering engine, it's required an average quality graphic card, produced after the year 2006. In general, your graphics card should support OpenGL Shading Language (GLSL) version 1.2 or above. There have been reports that the model colors are corrupted on some older Intel Graphics cards (often appearing blue and black). If you experience this, a possible work-around is to start MakeHuman™ with the "--noshaders" command line switch. On Windows, this switch can be added to your shortcut. See also FAQ:MakeHuman renders odd colours and weird transparency artefacts. Can you help me?
Windows
Download the zip file from the from the download page download page. Then simply unzip it where you prefer, and double click on makehuman.exe to start the application. No installation is needed.
Mac OS X
Download the DMG file from the download page download page. Once downloaded, mount the disk image and drag the MakeHuman app into your Applications folder. MakeHuman supports Snow Leopard and newer.
Linux
At the point of writing this, the newest stable release is only available via PPA, see [3]. This should work on all debian derivates. Other linux distributions will need to run from source.
Installing from source
If you want to play around with the code, follow the latest development, or are having trouble with the prepackaged binaries you can run from a source clone from BitBucket. This requires that you have installed python 2.7 and a set of other dependencies. See Documentation:Running_MakeHuman_from_source for more information.
