Irrlicht Engine

Sorry to bump this thread...

Just tried to compile the code above and it game me a new record of errors. 50 of them! And CB told me there were more and should set the max errors in the config :lol:
It was my compiler not set up in the right way...

Then, it still gave me 30 errors. In the first ...

I seem to have it fixed. The relative path in IrrEdit must be set to the base folder of the project (where the .exe is compiled), not the folder of the .irr files (in my case: .\media\meshes\).

However, there's a new bug now, but it's more something to post on irrEdit's forum. At least if it's ...

I exported the standard irrEdit testCube and placed the texture in the same folder as the .irr file. The irrlicht log gave me a "texture not found". So I opened the .irr with notepad and changed the texture path to just the filename. I would guess it would think like "Hey, no path, so the texture is ...

Just trying to get a .irr loaded in a modified terraindemo (demo #12). I use this line to get it loaded:

smgr->loadScene("./media/meshes/FpsRoom01_Irr.irr");

It then gives me this bug when I execute the compilation:

http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/5949/irrscenebug01bz1.png

So, what could ...

Well I'm still learning the cpp myself, but do you mean the "noVerticalMovement"? or "addCameraSceneNodeFPS(0, 100.0f, 300.0f, -1, 0, 0, true);"? Anyway, in some tutorials there is a input section before the real gamestuff begins... That together with some logical thinking and http://www.cplusplus ...

I did my homework late night yesterday, but was too tired to post another entry. This is what I found:

C++: addCameraSceneNodeFPS(0, 100.0f, 300.0f, -1, 0, 0, true);
C# : AddCameraSceneNodeFPS(null,100,300,0);

The function is different for C++ and C#. So I guess I have to make a choice between ...

True that, and I'm happy the camera doesn't fall through the ground. But that's not the problem. The problem is that the camera wants to fly and not walk. So pointing up and pressing the up-key, means the camera wants to go into the air rather than forward. In the collision demo the camera behaves ...

I'm trying to get normal fps-like movement (like in the collision demo) in the terrain demo. I replaced nearly all lines with the ones from demo7 (collision), but still the camera wants to walk in the direction of the camera rotation. So if I look up I don't move forward but upward. I can't seem to ...

I think we can all help. For example, by keeping everything open source you might not earn much, but those big companies like EA or Micro$oft wont either. For me, I'm currently looking for a way to make me useful in a more traditional way, building a school in Africa and such. Only thing is, most of ...

Name: Leander
Age: 24
Location: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Languages: UnrealScript, ActionScript, HTML, C#, little Java and a very very little C++ for now.
Spoken languages: Dutch, English, German, some French
Hobbies: Creating stuff, doing stuff that might get me killed.

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