Irrlicht Engine

Thank you, indeed useful! :)

Ay, I think rewriting the system would be awkward.

Hmm, good point what you say. Brings up an idea of chaining multiple particle systems with each other, all having different textures. Can't wait to get home and try this out. I'll give you hint if I find a reasonable ...

Good point, Weng! Anyone saw a port of the PhysX SDK to a Mac Cocoa/Carbon environment?

Official statement from ageia:

Currently, we only enable Mac builds with select, licensed developers who maintain their own ports of the PhysX SDK.

Post:
http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?showtopic=18826 ...

I assume post cannabis consumption confusion or perhaps he met Lucy.

First off, great work dark kilauea! The flamethrower rocks!! Searched awhile for such a gem! :)

Anyway, I'm dreaming to get a Return To Castle Wolfenstein flamethrower working but alas, I found no way changing the textures of a single particle without writing an own implementation of a particle ...

All righty, that makes sense. I'll give it a try putting it in a thread.

Hey doode your lib is goode. At least in the approach. This thingy consumes up to 50% of my system load using your simple demo. So forget about drawing anything more complex than a thousand polys.
But anyway, keep the work up. I'm pretty curious, how this is evolving.

Hey there BlindSide, thanks for the swift reply. I managed to screw up my scene with some unthoughtful changes, realizing that I really need a global scale variable. :P

Sure, I already took anything off the Orthogonal Shadows Demo and made it work with the new XEffects Reloaded. The problem indeed ...

Rendering a scene consisting of models with about 1800 Polys, 3 different shadow lights and the terrain render off the examples source.

Using 30 Models I get about
4-5 Frames @ 380'000 Polys when using OpenGL
20-21 Frames @ 385'000 Polys using Direct3D9

And now the wicked thing with lesser polys ...

All righty then... I left that lighting issue be and stuck to a directional light for first. :?

In the meantime I made that bounding box wrapping 'round the model correctly and the shooting works well. With one little glitch; if I play a death animation and set the FrameLoop to the very end of the ...

In-fakking-deed great work. Pixel porn is straightway the right word for it.

Looks like ye squeezing the s**t out of it!

Just awesome!

Have a look at these links:

http://richardbowles.tripod.com/cpp/linklist/linklist.htm

http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet738.html

This one provides you with neat explanations.
http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/false/780/linklist.html

Here some source again for linked lists
http://sig9 ...

I'm getting the same results with OGL and D3D.

Here the scene with the 4 Lights (the cam light isn't working) :

http://image-upload.biz/files/409113661f6c9c79826793af8.jpg

And as soon as the red light get's near the camera, its light is cast but the static yellow light dissapears...

http ...

Hey there fellas!

I have three problems for first. More to come yet, I bet.

Though, I didn't scrape the whole forum yet, I still don't get the function recalculateBoundingBox() if it isn't able to fetch a Mesh's bounding vertexes and calculating it by itself. So how could it even recalculate a ...