Irrlicht Engine

the features page says, it now supports OpenGL 1.2-3.x
so it finally has fully integrated opengl 3 renderng features?
more importantly, which version of GLSL should one preferably code shaders with?

this doesn't look like unika, not one bit

in this line up the world editor clearly stands out for me. although i'm vegan and therefore never get blooddrunk, my vote goes to devsh

xDan wrote: For the record, I hate the current default

me too

jibblesmgee wrote:Could that be why I am having trouble? I'm using windows 7 (64 bit) and I finally got my linker stuff figured out and I made a rigid body and BOOM! [crash-no survivors].

naaaahhh... I think I just mucked up.

well, for some reason.. the newest 2.78 version seems to be working now for me.

18fps for one single lowpoly model...
but it's a first step. irrlicht's software modes are of not much use on pcs either (based on my experience)

i like how the background fades into white

or if not, what about a brief explanation of how you figure out what shape the decals are supposed to be, so that they fit onto our level geometry

if it's the main character you need to look at all the time, all details matter

is it time for poll nr. 3?

my vote goes to option 3

..oh, that's not in the poll....

there is a slightly larger one here
http://www.irrlicht3d.org/wiki/

and in the upper left corner of this forum

maybe you can make a splashscreen with the bullet and irrlicht logo side by side? to fill out some empty space?

code (irrlicht+bullet) that works on my linux pc, doesn`t work on win xp 64bit. not only what i programmed myself, also this demo nomad posted http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=17910

REDDemon wrote:bullet is THE physics engine now.

irrlicht + bullet + windows xp sp2 64bit = CRASH

indeed. xmlwriter.cpp is a 3rd party xml parser i was playing around with earlier and forgot to remove it from my project.
it has no influence, though. pure irrlicht crashes as before. whereas Sudi's recommendation (3rd post) works perfectly.

32bit is how my system operates.


edit: i'll try this ...