Irrlicht Engine

I see you need to learn to read because I have stated that separate h/cpp doesn't work when used in separate cpp's while static does. :) Well, there is a keyword named 'extern', that would be like: //CPP extern void foo1() { } and in the .h you would write the function definition ...or is it the op...

You can do a list and order them by depth so when you call the draw function for each one, the distant ones are drawn first and the closer ones are drawn last. You can also make scene nodes for 2d images using 3d quads and ortho cameras (dont forget to lock X and Y rotation).... its pretty straight ...

You mix that with a fancy normal/parallax map and some glowing and you got an almost next gen graphics....
BTW, does that support irr normal and parallax? Or will you have to implement another shader and stuff?

Good stuff...
Maybe the devs should start thinking put things like this in the next release... since a big amount of people dont want to "get too serious" with shaders and such...
Its not my case tho |:)

And then they want Ogre3D/Irrlicht quality comparison :lol: I guess you know what I mean :D P.S. don't take it too serious! I couldn't even(sadly) do that :| Yeah, i think these are one of the reasons ppl judge irrlicht for being noob.... I wonder what happened to all that shader freak dudes.... PS...

YES! I was waiting for something like this, thank you! Hope the realease soon

I wonder if its a paid project....And also if its freelance, remote or inhouse. And all the other details..

Yeah most of the times the problem is the keyboard or the keyboard drivers...
You should try keys with different axes or other solution if this is realy important.
Also joystick is a good input hardware to solve this kind of problems...

problem with child

Call the supernany....

Well, you can make an array of textures and add an texture animator to your scene node....
Special FX example handle that approach when it makes the volume light animation....

Hmm, i'm using all the sounds available in the package...
Maybe is something wrong with my sound buffers, i usualy play music while i make game developing....
Thanks anyway.

Sorry for the (long) delay Here is the odd part of the code... while(true){ //Playback sound x+=increment; mysound->setPosition(x,0.0,0.0); cout<<x<<endl; //This damm thing! //manager->setListenerPos(0.0,x,0.0); // manager->update(); } But when i remove the "cout", it works.... Sound is co...

I believe he was answering the guy above with this pic :p

There is an odd bug, when i use something like cout<< to print the 'x' value on the example, 3d sound is somehow disabled.... it happen if i put cout before or after the update function
Why does that happen?!

Have you tried to load them on irredit and then readapting them?