Irrlicht Engine

Don't forget AngelScript!
Game Monkey is cool too.
Squirrel looks pretty but I was not a fan of its stability.

Scripting languages might compile to byte code, but this is not native code and is inheritly slower. However, this is becoming less and less of an issue as computers get faster and scripting languages get more optimized. Also, I was surprised to see I posted in this topic, from the grave! ~Pathogen ...

You can do That way it is defined however many times needed but declared only once.

I tried your game (just the lite one) on my new Samsung Captivate, and it is pretty cool! Very challenging tho :P I'll probably buy the full version if I can manage to beat the demo. One issue I've noticed is it seems if I exit the app (By pressing home) and go back to it; if I am on the level selec...

Yeah, you're getting rid of a layout and then grabbing it again.

I wouldn't necessarily call it a carry over from C, it is computers in general. It is basically for accessing the bits inside the byte, so one byte can act like 8 bools. It is generally used for flexibility stuff.

I think the issue is that even if you aren't converting, a small amount of precision difference (EG: 4.999999f is not technically 5.f.) Like slavik262, use irr::core::equals for safety.

The forum is locked for a reason. Support for the Irr.NET is gone. Although I think there is a third-party port somewhere.

You need to run() at least once more before you drop. That might be why.

What about the OverrideMaterial?
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/docu/cl ... 7277abf14a

Yeah, I just downloaded all of the pre 1.0 SDKs on the SF.net page and none of them had this thing, maybe it was a project of someone's that never got released.

Yeah, I'd guess it is just a GUI demo and it eventually grew into the mesh viewer example.

EDIT: If it was an example for Irrlicht, it wasn't in Irrlicht 1.1 (I downloaded it out of curiosity ) judging by the lack of gradients on the menu bar, etc. I'd say it is pre Irrlicht 1.1 anyway.

Don't forget that you need to call device->run() after closing it in order for it to close correctly.

It says OR any of the DLLs Did the same test work in 2008? Can you compile any of the Irrlicht examples?

You should upload some screen shots to help people get interested! Sounds fancy!