Outdated: Ogre3D 1.6

1. Create a new Cocoa project
2. Set Base SDK as 1.5 or 1.6
3. In Project/Resources Group
   1. Add the directory /Media/
      • Select the option that creates a single entry in the target’s Copy Bundle Resources (second option)
   2. Add the files /media.cfg, /plugins.cfg, /resources.cfg
      • Make sure these are added to the Copy Bundle Resources
4. Add the following linked frameworks to the Project/Frameworks Group
   • CEGUI.framework
   • Cg.framework
   • Ogre.framework
   • OgreCEGUI.framework
   • libois.a
   • IOKit.framework
   • Cocoa.framework
5. Right-click on the target and select Add->New Build Phase->New Copy Files Build Phase
   • Drag the following files into the folder
     • CEGUI.framework
     • Cg.framework
     • Ogre.framework
     • OgreCEGUI.framework
     • libois.a
6. Target Build Options (Select All Configurations)
   1. Architecture: i386
      • This could be x86_64 if Ogre is recompiled under a 64-bit machine
   2. Framework Search Paths
      • $(SRCROOT)/ExternalFrameworks
   3. Header Search Paths
      • $(SRCROOT)/ExternalFrameworks/Ogre.framework/Headers
      • $(SRCROOT)/ExternalIncludes/OIS
        • OIS needs to have a root directory of OIS, which is why this path has subdirectory called OIS
      • $(SRCROOT)/ExternalFrameworks/CEGUI.framework/Headers
      • $(SRCROOT)/ExternalIncludes/Samples
        • Required for OgreCEGUIRenderer.h
   4. Library Search Paths
      • $(SRCROOT)/ExternalLibraries/release
7. Enable C++ code inside Objective-C
   1. Rename the class implementation file that is going to declare the Ogre3D instance to *.mm