Irrlicht Engine

Thank you very much! Works like a charm.
PS: I really need to call it that way (because I need to update position in the specific moment during the loop).

Hello,
I have this code:

player_Collision = smgr->createCollisionResponseAnimator(collisionData, playerNode, core::vector3df(4,18,4),core::vector3df(0,-50,0),vector3df(0,0,0));

and (every render-loop):

player_Collision->animateNode(playerNode,10);

Everything works just fine (every object ...

In case you have framerate bigger that 0,0001 fps, seconds are useless I think.

Pixel shader has "time" variable (I highly doubt that), or what do you mean?

so i have added noise, there is room for improvement (using more sophisticated functions to make animated "changing noise"). At the moment the noise is static.
You can always implement noise by putting 2D billboard in front of camera (either moving or with animated texture). But shader is shader ...

Not so easy. You need to get a random value (for a random noise) for each pixel (so you can`t use callback).

It`s like a real camera. When a scene is too dim, the electronic amplify the CCD`s output, so it starts to degrade the image quality in some way (you can simulate it by adding noise texture over the current render). On the other hand - it simulates a real camera, not a real eyes. You hardly ever see ...

It works, but it`s not HDR (high dynamic range lightning). It`s a glow (only one part of HDR process - others are saving lighting values with range above 255 "steps", rendering only some portion of that and adding noise to dark areas). But don`t worry .. I`m using it too.

devsh wrote:HDR

So you are actually using expanded colorspace?

So the fact of the matter is that my depth of field shader cannot be processed any faster than 74FPS.

Interesting .. what shader are you using? You could take advantage of that shader by using low detail/high detail models according to the intensity of bloom.

(Why buy quad cores, people ...

That`s pretty small amount of FPS. Either your game looks like Crysis or there`s some problem with optimalization. :)
Try to reduce polygons on models ... or dynamic LOD. It could help. Also - I saw water shader in your examples - try to use two kinds of models. High detail for "real" world and low ...

Thanks ... I don`t know what to do - I never compiled a dll before.
My program is in C++ (.net 2005), but IrrNewt project is for Code::Blocks. So I tryed to compile my own dll, but it still doesn`t work.

You`re welcome.
Thanks for the lib. I`m sorry, but could you please send IrrNewt.lib?

Thanks,
I found this:

world_material = p_world->createMaterial();
scene::IMesh* world_mesh = smgr->getMesh("media/level/20kdm2.bsp")->getMesh(0);
scene::ISceneNode* world_node = smgr->addOctTreeSceneNode(world_mesh);
p_world->createBodyAuto(world_node,world_mesh)->setMaterial(world_material);
To ...

Did you try to set the node only for collision. I can`t use irrnewt now (because I don`t have proper DLLs for Irrlicht 1.5), but I remember something like that (for level collision, etc.).

Do you have those DLLs? Then I could give you exact name of this function.