Irrlicht Engine

Hi all,

I'm toying with developing for Windows on Linux. I've used the 01-Hello World program to test with.

I get the program to compile/run on Linux just fine.

When I do:

make all_win32

I get a linker error.:

/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lopengl32
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make ...

OK, I've got some more ideas and questions.

I'm thinking I'll break the "world" up into 100x100 or 1000x1000 units. Then I can load/unload these units on demand. The setting will be a mix of city, country and beach environments. Basically, I'm not going to limit myself :lol:

So, what do you think ...

Thank you. This is, INDEED, everything I need.

The problem is not with includes. It is with linking. You need to set IRRLIBDIR to the path that contains the Irrlicht library. i.e., If the Irrlicht library archive is ./libs/irrlicht-1.7.1/bin/win32-gcc/Irrlicht.a , you want to use -L./libs/irrlicht-1.7.1/bin/win32-gcc .

You should really just ...

IRRLIBDIR = ./irrlicht-1.7.1/lib/Linux/.1.7.1/


That is your problem. You want that line to resolve to the directory that contains the Irrlicht library.

Travis

I checked this out and had to make a change to make it right. However, the program still doesn't compile. Same error message. I even ...

Actually, Sydney is not a skeletal animated mesh. Instead use the ninja or dawrf from the SDK meshes. You cannot use .obj, though, because this is neither animated, nor using a skeleton. You have to use .b3d, .ms3d, or .x
If you want to move the bones programatically, you can read in the Wiki how ...

One more data point. I'm using blender for the world generation.

Hi all,

I'm told that Irrlicht supports skeletal animation. My understanding of this is that I could export a rigged/skinned model from Blender into, say, .obj format. Then Irrlicht would allow me to move bones and deform the skin appropriately. I would then be able to move a player's arm, for ...

Hi all.

I'm working on writing a MMORPG and would like to discuss some design issues.

On one extreme, I could model the entire world, or much of it in one single model. On the other hand, I could break up the world in to 100x100 units and model each of these units separately.

The single model ...

Yes, I'm pretty sure the problem is in the Makefile, but I sure can't find it.
Here are the relevant parts:

SHAREDOBJ = events.o protocol.o file_xfer.o
SHAREDFLAGS = -lenet

IRRINCDIR = ./libs/irrlicht-1.7.1/include/
IRRLIBDIR = ./irrlicht-1.7.1/lib/Linux/.1.7.1/

CLIENTOBJ = client.o client_config ...

Hi all.

I'm finally getting back to Irrlicht after way too long away, and I can't get my program to link!

I've stripped my code down to the bare minimum that demonstrates my problem:

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#include <irrlicht.h>
#include "globals.h"

using ...

drarem wrote:Irrlicht made an article in the Linux Journal, and it's not a bad one.

April 2009 issue 180

I wrote the article. I've been using Irrlicht on and off for about a year and I love it. I believe that fact comes out in the article I wrote.

Mike Diehl.

I was also expecting House to be mentioned in the .mtl file, but it's not.

Here is the contents of house.mtl
======================
# Blender3D MTL File: house.blend
# Material Count: 3
newmtl (null)
Ns 96.078431
Ka 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000
Kd 0.690196 0.219608 0.219608
Ks 0.500000 0.500000 0 ...

Allright, now I'm making progress....

At least now I have an error message on the console!

Here is the code:

======================
house = smgr->getMesh("./graph/house_Scene.obj");
node = smgr->addMeshSceneNode(house);
======================

Here is the error message I get on the console ...

What you need to do is to get each mesh buffer (each one is a different texture). I am assuming you have multiple textures in the mesh and not one big texture.

Try something like this. (I think)

int bufferCount = house->getMeshBufferCount ();

IMeshBuffer* buffer = house->getMeshBuffer(1 ...