wings 3d package should be updated

[Eric Sandall]

Quoting Auke Kok <sofar at lunar-linux.org>:
> actually, I've just bumped the version to 0.98.16. .16a breaks, and the 
> breakage has been reported to the upstream author.
> 
> sofar

I had that same problem when the 0.17 series came out, but thanks to some
mucking about by myself and help on #wings3d, I created this BUILD file (for
SMGL, may need modification here):

(

  export ESDL_PATH=/usr/lib/esdl         &&
  WINGS3D_PATH=/usr/lib/wings            &&
  make                                   &&
  prepare_install                        &&
  mkdir  -p  $WINGS3D_PATH               &&
  cp -Rv e3d $WINGS3D_PATH               &&
  cp -Rv ebin $WINGS3D_PATH              &&
  cp -Rv icons $WINGS3D_PATH             &&
  cp -Rv plugins $WINGS3D_PATH           &&
  cp -Rv plugins_src $WINGS3D_PATH       &&
  cp -Rv src $WINGS3D_PATH               &&
  cp license.terms $WINGS3D_PATH         &&
  cp $SCRIPT_DIRECTORY/wings3d /usr/bin

) > ${C_FIFO} 2>&1

What was happening was wings3d was expecting a certain directory name for where
the binary was installed, our package (and possibly yours) was creating a
'wings3d' directory, which wings3d doesn't like.

Also, .18 is out.

HTH,

-sandalle

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