Irrlicht Engine

It worked without using addShadowVolumeSceneNode(). I've just changed all scene meshes to "Animated Mesh" and it went ok without any modifications in my source code . Anyways, thanks for your help .

But what about quality? Which do you think will end up with better looking results?

I'd rather avoid lightmaps. I wanted to have dynamic shadows. I'll try to use addShadowVolumeSceneNode() on every node from scene. If that doesn't work I will try that XEffects which you mentioned.

Yes, lighting is enabled on every static mesh on the scene. Do I have to write something in my sources to force shadows to show up?

Hi, i created my scene in irrEdit, all meshes are static. All of them are set to "ReceivesShadows" and there is one source of light, "Point" light, which is flying around the scene. Light is configured to "Cast shadows". When i load the scene from my application i can't see any shadows on the floor ...

OMG, I'm so stupid. I've been there in materials tab, and I was disabling backface culling, but I didn't noticed that I can swith between materials. So I disabled backface culling for all materials and it works! Thanks for help! .

Yes, in blender, edit mode, click mesh->normals then there's options to recalculate outside or flip them. Also in the editing panel there's a button to enable drawing face and/or vertex normals so you can see which way they're pointing.

There's probably also a way in irrlicht to disable backface ...

When I'm importing any exported file from Blender, in irrEdit some of walls are invisible, and some faces are shown, but after rotating it to the other side, they disappear :/. Maybe it is some problem with face culling? I have no idea :/.

I've got the same problems. Exporting to .X doesn't work properly, exporting to .3ds and to .b3d too. I've tried every type of settings and still nothing. I'm a little bit concerned, I mean how I will create levels for my game? .

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Hi there! I'm quite new to Irrlicht, but I think you should do stuff from this tutorial:

http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/tut007.html

There is much about node picking and with using it you will be able to create some kind of gun pointer .

I hope I helped you .