Irrlicht Engine

lol, an uninitialised variable in an other class seemed to cause the problem. Sorry for that time stealing.

Now I know that mWeapons.push_back( weapon ); gets a valid pointer, but the size of mWeapons at the beginning in ~Player is 0. So the for-loop doesn't execute.


printf("%u\n",mWeapons.getSize());
mWeapons.push_back( weapon );
printf("%u\n",mWeapons.getSize());

This prints:
3998176
3998177 ...

The Quake map format organizes the triangles in convex groups...
but Irrlicht does not use this method for optimize the data for rendering or collision detection. So why should I use an editor, which compiles a map to an BSP tree? I know, I don't have to do this, but ist the only reason of this ...

Hello!

I've startet with an Irrlicht based game some days ago and I'm new to Irrlicht usage and I'm not a very good C++ developer.

So I use irr::core::list<T> to store the player's weapons (following method is a quick temporary one to achieve early results):

void Player::addWeapon(f32 damage ...