Irrlicht Engine

Yeah, there are better places to discuss political stuff here. But now, that so many people wrote i put a note here as well.

I guess in america its not different from all over the world, first they tell you that they will make goldnuggets rain from the sky and then it only rains poop. Some are more ...

! in c/c++ is the negation operator. This means if Mouse1 is true !Mouse1 is false. Thats why Mouse1 = !Mouse1; just changes the value to its opposite. But i wasnt sure if irrlicht is sending the event in every cycle as long as the mouse button is pressed. In this case it wouldnt have worked. But it ...

First of all..... to be honest.... i dont really know what you want. But i guess it.

So, you want Mouse1 which is boolean to change its value between true and false, everytime you press the mouse button..... thats what i guess you want.

The solution would be, without testing it (in Germany now its ...

Well, that example with the italian lady is really not a good one. Think about you work in a corporation where noone speaks japanese :shock: and the boss of the japanese publisher calls you and unfortunately nobody in the firm knows japanese. Or what if somebody from anywhere else calls and only ...

Niente, thats what a forum is for, isnt it?

Well, i hope you have a fast connection

Good luck!

You have to install the directX SDK. It includes all the DX9 Headers. Its somewhere on the Microsoft Homepage and its quiet a big file to download.

Ooops... i didnt know that. Well, one thing more i learned.

Arghhh...forgot to log in.... that was me.

Hi,

this is not an irrlicht specific question but i guess it fits here anyways.

I wanted to implement some ode physics like it is shown in the tutorial in the tutorial section. But i have a problem, everytime when a object collides with another the nearCollisionCallback() Function is called by ode ...

@JWein

Did you check if you have lighting switched of?

Or you switch lighting on and add a light to scene.

Hi,

Name: Senol Kandemir
Country: Germany
City: Mannheim
Age: 30
Favourite Football Club: 1.FC Kaiserslautern (They had better times though)
Favourite Dish: Döner and Pizza
Favourite Hobby: Sleeping

I started programming on the Amiga..... cant really remember when it was but since then some time ...

I saw that you move your camera to (0,0,-1)

this means, that the y Coordinate is still 0.

I can see that your level is really in the origin (0,0,0) what means, that the floor of the object is (0,0,0). It looks like, that your camera is in the floor of the object.

Try to place your camera at (0,10 ...

Take a look in the links section, as far as i can remember there you find two german forums about the irrlicht engine. But these forums are not very crowded. I hope this improves.

The origin (0,0,0) in gamespace (truespace) is where the green and the blue line of the grid cross each other.