Irrlicht Engine

Ok, you may safely disregard this toppic. I tested my code under 1.3.1 and it worked exactly the same way. So I used the template from one of the tutorials to check whether setPosition works as we all expect. Of course - it does. So I must have put this function with other argument somewhere else in ...

Did it work in previous irrlicht versions?
I don't know. I've never been using FPS Camera in previous versions. I'll check it when I have some spare time [yeah, this sentence probably has nothing to do with English grammar :D].

Are you using any collision detection?
Yes, but I "teleport" camera ...

Irrlicht 1.4 beta (linux)

Function SetPosition in FPS camera class produces strange results. I tell it to place the camera in the given position and it place it in a completely different point (like - a semi-random one). I am 100% sure, that I know where the given position is (I draw a box there ;P ...

Fire from the exhaust looks a little strange.
So does this red particle something between two opponents in the middle of the screenshot.

Plus model of the boss looks very unnatural, probably because of the material. I suggest decreasing brightness of the whole model and adding some lights :)

Oh ...

I've also been using Ubuntu recently (for about 2 months). Talking about IDEs - I used Code::Blocks, KDevelop and anjuta (from this 3 I advise using C::B). But finally I started learning how to use Vim and abandoned any IDE. Since then I've been using gcc (compiler) + make (linker) + gdb (debugger ...

Sure!

http://www.irrlicht3d.org/wiki/index.ph ... soleWindow

And of course it is not "dos screen" but "console window"

BAnd wrote:The FPS camera already has a jump function you just have to make key map like this: (...)

I didn't know that.

@MetaMapper:
Think of your body as a physics object. When it jumps - it is affected by a force produced during a jump - and it's acceleration (direction: Y) increases. But when it's in the air, it's only affected by the gravity. So acceleration.Y decreases and the body falls down. And that's it ...

Just try to write it, and you will see, that you can. First think and try to implement sth, then ask.

Any chance you could search the code snippets subforum?

That may be driver related problem. We all know, that some companies release low-quality linux drivers, and some don't do that at all. Linux is still treated as this worse OS and some functions connected with 3D acceleration may not work.

Try to test your code on Windows to make sure it's irrlicht ...

@BarkerGaming:

Yes - since GtkRadiant and q3map2 were GPL'ed you can use maps created with them it in commercial products - this works exactly like Blender or GIMP - they both are released under GPL.


I have a question about q3map2 tool. Can it generate lightmaps on objects which use gouraud ...

Because it's not in SDK
I belive it goes like this:

irr::scene::ISceneManager* getSMGR()
{
return device->getSceneManager();
}

assuming, that device is global variable.

First of all - read the output :) Everything is written there.
Second of all - find irrKlang.h, copy path to irrklang.h and add option -Iyour_path_to_irrKlang.h to during your compilation.

Oh, and if you haven't install irrKlang - better don't tell us about it :)
And one last thing - you have ...

Of course hybrid is absolutely right. I was in hurry when I was writting previous post, sorry - my mistake