Irrlicht Engine

You want an array and you want to read a book about C/C++.

iamtehpwn wrote:I don't see any flaw it.

I really wonder why you're giving eneloc.Y the value of vect.Y and then use eneloc.Y, instead of using vect.Y directly.

Do you really call that "efficient"?

The size of "attributes", even though you created it with "irr::core::array< irr:core::stringw > attributes(32)", is 0. I don't know why. I'd call it a bug. "attributes.reallocate()" doesn't work like it should, too, because it doesn't make the array "bigger",...

you create an array with only one string that reads "32". No, he doesn't. From the API: template<class T, typename TAlloc = irrAllocator<T>> irr::core::array< T, TAlloc >::array ( u32 start_count ) [inline] Constructs a array and allocates an initial chunk of memory. Parameters: start_cou...

Make a static text box outside your mainloop and just change the text of it with setText().

And the answer to you third question is: Yes, it's always better to give postings descriptive names when seeking for help.

In the SpecialFX example, you'll notice that the walls are brighter when the light is close to them, but darken as the light moves away. This is the effect I am aiming for. You'll also notice that this effect is not existent in the Demo, even though there is a similar spinning light. It's probabloy...

You should have a look at the board search, it has already been discussed.

Google for wcstombs and/or wcscmp.

Or try the following:

I wonder if it would be wiser to rotate the planet instead.

:)

Dunno if it works, but try node->getMesh()->setBoundingBox(yourBoundingBox).

Thanks, rogerborg! Now I know that SDK means "Schutzgemeinschaft der Kapitalanleger e.V.". Now I wonder what that has to do with Irrlicht ...

;)

.irr IS a scene format, not mesh format.

Then you should do something right.