Irrlicht Engine

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Yes, mass zero seems to solve the problem. Thanks

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Sure, here they are. I still cant find the function. Not even in the documentation

I have problems finding a function to tell Newton that a Scene node is an static body and dosent need to move at all, just have to collide.

Im getting all node from a .irr and give them high mass, but that pretty dumb and slow.

core::array<irr::scene::ISceneNode*> listProps;
pScene ...

I have a problem when i make a .exe for the proyect and run it on another pc.

Its load the menu just find, but when i load the scene with physics, it crash with : IrrPhysx wrapper version 0.20 for Physx by Nvidia 2.8.1
SDK create error (1 - Unknown error).

In the first pc, it run perfect, but not ...

Hello,

I have problems making another device at runtime. if i use drop (or not), it create another device. if i call close, the programe close. I know there is no way to change the device settings, but i can not destroy and create another either?

IrrlichtDevice* pDevice;

pDevice = createDevice ...

what does player->getLastPosition() do ???

It´s return the position of the node in the last frame. Sorry, i should explain it better before.


player->getNode()->updateAbsolutePosition();
it fix the problem...i think i must be more careful next time.

Sorry for not post in a appropriate way. i ...

Hello again.

I am back with other newbie question. This time is collision response.
In my game, i control the character (from a top down perspective) with the arrow keys, around a city. The character is always looking to the mouse.
I needed that the character collide with the buldings, so i think ...

yes, i saw that but the example use 3d coords, the camera position and the camera target position. but you need the 3d coords, don't you ???
also you need a camera, or from where you should get any coords otherwise ???
that the example only uses the cams target is just for easyness, it so just uses ...

The general idea is to cast a ray through the mouse co-ordinates, and then collide it against something.

The "something" that you collide it with depends on your problem domain. It can be a plane, or a triangle selector. It sounds like you'll want to collide with the terrain, using a triangle ...

if you look at tutorial 07.Collision you'll se it not only gets the triangle of the collision, but also the collision point , that would be more accurate then... ;)

but if your player is always in the center of the screen you also can use the screen coordinate instead, I think... ;)

yes, i saw ...

rogerborg wrote:Again: if you haven't done a release build of Irrlicht and your app, then I'd do so now. The difference in performance can be surprising.

thanks, i´ll do that too.

Hello again.

I need to shoot a proyectile from the player´s weapon towards the mouse. The game´s view is top-down and the player is always on the center of the screen and is always "looking" towards the mouse also.
I need that the player can shoot towards the aim (mouse).

I first thought in select ...

Thanks to all who responded. They were simple to much bones. We are going to remove some of them from the meshes and give player the option to reduce maximum enemies cap.

Thanks again.

Well I'm afraid to say it does appear to be the number of bones, especially with that low-end of a card. I wouldn't say that you should scale back the number of bones, but rather scale back the number of players on the screen at one point.

Also, in comparison, Gears of War only has about 700 bones ...

Well I still have yet to hear the actual millisecond count, or frames per second that you guys are achieving, but 220 bones on screen plus another 22 for the player controlled character is actually a lot.

At any rate, I still would like to hear what times you guys are achieving, so I will not make ...