Irrlicht Engine

The short answer is: I don't know. :) So you're sure you've got a collison manager created and passed it's pointer to the camera class, you've also created the camera and all the collision objects and entities has scene nodes associated with them, and you didn't delete any pointers until the end of ...

It's a real challenge! Because I haven't seen a piece of code...

I guess we both will be happy if we finally manage to get this work :D So segmentation fault... I guess somewhere you've called "cam->drop();" or "delete cam;" or maybe it's not even created "cam = smgr->addCameraSceneNode();" (in the constructor of CGameCamera). Or, at...

Well, I might not understand you completely, so here's an example: Say I have a terrain, a house, and a couple of crates outside, ok? I create the terrain scene node, and then a terrain selector for it. Then I add an object that is binded to this selector, and to this node. I load the house model an...

@Ulf: What are your comp. spec.? Because here it was fast to load and smooth to jump and everything!

@Kahai: I like it! I really do. But if you don't do something with this fast stupid little blue star at the end of the level (is it the end?) I'll never be able to cross through!!!

So you've found the bug? Coolness :D You can use any type of event receiver. As you can see, it's only needed when passing it's pointer to the camera, and the camera just checks if up/down/left/right is pressed or not. Oh yeah and one more thing. It also locks the mouse to the center of the screen w...

Hi! A) Did you copy and include CGameCamera.h and CGameInput.h into your project? Undefined reference means that it cannot find the function or variable. B) What does "getEventReceiver()" do in your project? I suggest to use CGameInput.h and .cpp first and swith to another event receiver l...

There are .h and .cpp files that contains FunCollision itself. They are needed to be able to use my collision system. The rest of the .h and .cpp files are not really needed, however, they can ease your life if you want to use FC. And yes, these are a bit different from one tutorial to the other. Fo...

Please read the readme.txt and also you should get familiar with the tutorials I've provided. If you still don't know how to use it, even after all this, tell me and I'll help. By the way, what is confusing?

FunCollision gives you framerate independent movement (see my signature). Download the latest version, try out the demos. It knows as much as Irrlicht's collision system, plus a bit more.

No, it's really cool that you make them in assembly! I'd just like to have them for D3D also. Plus I need self-illuminated parts. And fog on them. Hehe But I guess it'll better when I have something serius to show off from my project, I'll recruit people for shader writing

What do you mean?

If it's the Irrlicht's built-in collision system, you might also be interested in FunCollision (see in my signature). It gives you a lot of informations about what happened during a collision contact.

Okay, thanks!

Does your event receiver handle these events?