Irrlicht Engine

Consider this. I have a Map object composed out of Tile objects, each Tile holds some Tile specific data like id, texture and some other, for this topic irrelevant, properties. I also have a Main class, which holds the 'game' loop and in which the Map (and it's tiles) are drawn to the screen. Now I ...

Hmm ok, I have to look into that, not very familiar with collision yet.

And just 'asking' the current cursor location in the worldspace?

Consider the following. I'm loading an XML file containing some (static) world data, for example trees and rocks on certain places. This produces tiles of which the world is composed (for ease think of a 2d map, so only x en y coordinates exist), so while running the application we see a world in wh...

Lol, why didn't I think of that before

So I will, so I will

Hi, I have a map loaded from an XML file rendered to my screen, but now I want to add GUI components, which works, but when I scroll my map the map seems to be OVER the (2D) GUI controls, not underneath it. Is it possible to make, for example, a top layer in my application which is always on top of ...

Does anyone have a .NET port for this piece of work (C#)?

I've been playing around with 2D-GUI elements for some time to get used to their look and feel, but now I would like to apply them over my 3D render, now the 3D render is ontop of the GUI, is it possible to work with, for example, 2 layers? 1 for the GUI one for the 3D render of my map?

Ah I see, thanks a bunch, works perfectly!

That's exactly what went wrong indeed.

I commented out the mouse handlers, but what now?
I need the mouse handler for scrolling the map!

The return true at the bottom was a typo. I have loaded a "world" from textures and a heightmap, and I try to draw the GUI over it, maybe this causes the error, any clues? In other words, I render both a scene and a guienv in my device.run() loop, is this the problem, and if so, how to fix...

Yes, I have done both, Code for my event delegate (in short ofc.): public bool OnEvent(Event p_e) { int eventID = p_e.Caller.ID; if (p_e.Type == EventType.GUIEvent) { switch (p_e.GUIEvent) { case(GUIEventType.ButtonClicked) : { if (eventID == 101) { // perform_magic(); return true; } break; // snip ...

Though I've written the code in a .NET wrapper for Irrlicht (CP) I won't have any trouble converting code from c++ to C#, that being said, the following problem occurs when I try to add a Button to my project. First I make a pointer to the GUIEnvironment using: GUIEnvironment guienv = device.GUIEnvi...

Do you have a correct reference to the .NET dll and are you making VS aware of the namespaces? e.g. using Irrlicht; using Irrlicht.Core; using Irrlicht.GUI; using Irrlicht.IO; using Irrlicht.Scene; using Irrlicht.Video; If you dont, IntelliSense is unable to figure out what you're talking about :)

Same applies to me, what I've done:

- Copied the DLL files to my Debug directory
- Added a reference in VS2005

What steps am I missing, this isn't really getting us anywhere hehe