Irrlicht Engine

Thankfully I was at a MSCSA conference the for the past few days and missed this... Admittedly this is exactly the sort of thing that would catch on.

*me bookmarks for future reference.

Cool! Whether it's you or someone else that gets to it, I'm looking forward to a GLSL version of this.

I have a similar theory behind my camera setup. I use a function found in this thread: http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/ ... 7306#27306

Forgive me for asking, but isn't it a bit leery to directly compare floats? Or is that taken care of with overloaded operators?

Are you sure it's "Map" and not "map"? It seems like a minor difference but on Linux those are considered two different files.

Is that bullet being fired from a model in such a way that it is within your player mesh for a short time?

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I never did get this working... Do you know of any guides that would help setting this up?

Hello all! For my game I have gotten the the portion where I am trying to set up bindings to joystick events. I already have a system in place for keyboard bindings that work rather well. Example: else if(event.KeyInput.Key == controls->weap_bindings.select_one[0] || event.KeyInput.Key == controls->...

You can take a look at quake3 map compiler (q3 uses lightmaps) altrough quake3 lightmaps won't be usefull for meshes with parallax/bump mapping.. you might want to store light vectors for this cause. You can do it per vertex or per lightmap pixel, but then your lightmap data will grow 3x bigger (th...

Excellent! It's awesome to see that Irrlicht has made it to the Android.

The dampening should be decreased, otherwise on a flat surface the ball may never roll without a large force being applied to it.

You could try turning up the friction value for both objects, and see if that would change anything.

I've searched the forums with many keyword combinations, but I can't find exactly what I'm after. To avoid the massive CPU drain associated with dynamic lighting my project has opted to use lightmaps (in one form or another, we're sorting that out currently...). This solves the problems for our wall...

The detection happens before that code is reached. After it has been, the collision(s) are held in a list (or vector, I don't know) that you access through world->getCollisionCallback(unsigned int). If you look at the API, and that example that you posted you can find what kind of information you ca...

Forgive me if this was said somewhere in this thread and I cannot find it, but with this application, are the lights generated by point\directional light sources, or from faces casting light?