Irrlicht Engine

never mind solved it, I decided to look for the reference of Target in CCameraSceneNode.h and found the way it's declared there and that solved that problem. I find it funny that it can't find it even though it is included in the irrlicht source folder....

after changind the folllowing:
#include "ICameraSceneNode.h"

class CCameraRPGSceneNode : public ICameraSceneNode
I get these errors:
Compiling...
CCameraRPGSceneNode.cpp
c:\documents and settings\jeff.rooted.000\my documents\dr_game\irrlicht-1.4.2\examples\07.collision\ccamerarpgscenenode.cpp ...

ahh ok thnks again

use getSceneNodeFromRayBB.......
with [ url = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mask_(computing) ] bit masking [/url] Ok... how do i use bit masking to determine which mesh the triangle belongs to, some example code might help me there

Yeah you're better off with bounding box detection as you probably ...

Ok a new question, but is related to the original one...

I got the collision detection working, but how do i have it tell me which mesh the triangle belongs to? would using bounding box collision detection be better? Or would the parent node bounding box interfere with the ui elements?

thanks i was thinking along those lines myself and yes they would use the mouse pointer to interact with it

what i have in my mind is something that you can walk away from. For example...

A computer screen is across the room... walk up to it, you'll see 2d buttons which do things like bring up some info on the same computer screen.

A keypad for entering a code.

The only thing that would remain on the ...

I may be wrong but the added memmory usage of your c++ editor may be slowing it down also the fact you may be using the debug files. Again this is just my opinion.

Hi first time poster here. So sorry if this is in wrong forum, but here it goes.
I am wondering if it were possible to make a terminal gui. An interface touch screen like in Star Trek. I know it's possible to have an interface like that, just want to know if it were possible to do such a thing with ...