Little improvement … now jme3-thirdparty contains no more binary copies (jbullet, stack-alloc, noise, etc.).
With a maven plugin I can download the required jme thirdparty libs from there “real” location, i.e. jmonkey svn url.
Now the jme3-thirdparty module does these things for you:
– download and install jme version of jbullet/stack-alloc
– download and install jme noise lib
– download and install j-ogg-oggd
– download and install j-ogg-vorbisd
– download native lwjgl libraries, create and install jme-lwjgl-natives.jar
– provide dependency management
With jme3-buildhelper/pom.xml you can use jme3 like any other maven project.
Please try it