Irrlicht Engine

Because people want it, here's a version that works with the latest version of irrlicht.

rtscamera2.h
#ifndef __RTSCAMERA__
#define __RTSCAMERA__

#include <irrlicht.h>

using namespace irr;
using namespace core;
using namespace scene;
using namespace video;
using namespace io;
using namespace gui ...

For whom it may concern. While using XEffects, don't enable AntiAliasing. It's $#@% the scene. Took me 3 hours to figure it out...

Here's a screeny of how it looks with AA on (orange backgrounded window):
http://nh.bursamk.com/pics/xeffects_problem.jpg

The other window is reference (as in no ...

Or if you want an easier version, my demos are pretty short and can give a quicker hint how to do it. Not that IrrPhysX is a bad option, but mines have only one source file so easier to follow at start.

There is / was a PhysX example that had shadows via raytracing.

Whoaw!! I didn't get last place XD

Congratulations to everyone! All nice stuff. Good code for the community to use

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Incomplete? I didn't even manage to put *some* graphics in mine XD I'm happy I managed to show some motion though.

I'm not showing mine XD It's clearly sub-par.

Grr... mine's going to look like poop... anyway, lots of nice code snippets around there, so it might be useful to someone

Milkshape doesn't import .x directly, but via Tools-DirectX Tools (or something like that).

You can do a lot better than that even without shaders. Add lightmaps or normal mapping.

You can not compare a position2d to a simple int. You have to use it's class members, in your case mp.X or mp.Y, which represent the coordinates.

Happy New Year!!!

Well, as you would with any protocol, just incorporate code in your app to communicate with this mms:// server of yours. That's pretty much it. Shouldn't (I think...) be much of a hassle if this mms:// is an open standard.

There is a tutorial that shows you how to do this. Per Pixel Lighting if I recall right.