Irrlicht Engine

wondering if anyone has had success compiling irrlicht.dll (1.4) with Code::Blocks using Mingw (gcc).

i assumed Irrlicht_Win32-gcc.cbp would be the file i needed to start with... but the amount of errors is mind-boggling, no files are selected to compile, so it makes a 12k file by default.

if ...

was having a similar problem (if not the same one)

GeForce 8800 GTS (640mb)
2GB Ram
Athlon FX-62 (2.8Ghz)

XP Pro 32-bit

and reading HYBRID's comment about timing problems, did some research and found out AMD does have a fix for it. (AMD Dual Core Optimizer)
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors ...

YES im very interested, i already use ogg-vorbis for all my sounds, now being able to use ogg-theora for video is awesome!!

what are you using to control the camera?
i noticed when looking straight up and down, when you hit forward you actually move forward. did you change the fpscamera code somehow, or using your own movement commands?

also, for my computer it is REALLY dark.

no joy

even with that the other player is flickering on my main system (whether i use it as client or server)

works pretty good, but one flaw that i have noticed

on the server computer (i used my ip address, and 127.0.0.1), and on the client i used the ip address of the server. on the client everything looks and runs great, but on the server the white block (that represents the other player) is flickering ...

@afecelis: thanks, i like using this one because K.I.S.S. (keep it simple stupid)

@guest: think you noticed this already, but when using Code::Blocks it will always show the console window when run from C::B. but when running the app directly from the whatever.exe the console window wont show up.

or use just this (no need to include additional files)
just place this line at the top of the file (setting this up in build configs is what i do, so debug config shows the console, and release config doesnt)
#pragma comment(linker, "/SUBSYSTEM:windows /ENTRY:main")
(there is some controversy over ...

not that ive found JRM, there are many topics releating to this... and they all say it isnt possible unless you rewrite the engine.
ive personally tried to use smngr pointers and some other things to try and copy from another device, but nothing ive tried has worked.
one idea i had was to use the ...

way to crack that whip Niko

think the only way we can really help you out now, is some code. using the interface demo (with the default winMain() function) should not show a console window, neither putting my example at the top of your main code file.
It might be something else, but have no idea without seeing some code.

@mepatuhoo
depends on the ide you are using. as in my example above Code::Blocks still shows the console window when executed through the ide, but when running the .exe file itself it does not show up.

there is another way to hide the console window. its a bit controversial for some reason?!?

but this is what i use, and got it from the msdn website.
#pragma comment(linker, "/subsystem:windows /entry:main") it works like a charm and no need to include any headers what so ever. the way it works it ...

one command i would love...
device->setSize(dimension2d<s32>(x,y));

because there is already
device->setResizable(true);

with a quick resize=true, setsize, resize=false might be able to work?
plus a setFullscreen=bool would be a great feature

Modelling: Wings3D
Animation: none (cant find one i like)