Irrlicht Engine

Thanks for the update!

Hello, I was recently looking for a new release, of Irrlicht, and the last release was from 2013. Has there been any more Irrlicht development? Is there a plan for future development? This is very important as some developers may not be too interested in using such an engine if it is not longer goin...

Found an sdk installer and trying that....

Update: Trying to install the 32-bit sdk. When extracting the .zip file, I keep getting an "Error Copying file or folder" with a message "The system cannot cannot find the file specified". Gotta love Micro$oft for giving such great error messages that isolate the problem so preci...

AgentX and mikkis: Thanks! I am going to try your advice and see what happens. First, I'll rip out all the 64 bit stuff and install the 32 bit software, as advised. I'll report back as to what happened. I probably should have checked back before ordering another hard disk so as to do a Linux install...

Thanks for trying to help. Worst case, I'll have to build a dev environment on a Linux box. While that isn't necessarily a bad thing, it will mean a lot more work to setup. Regards, Brian [quote="CuteAlien"]Admittably I haven't tested it on cygwin yet myself. But ndk-build is a script from...

Ok. I moved the android sdk and ndk directories so they were inside cygwin, changed the paths as appropriate, ensured that the ndk-build.cmd file had executable attributes (attribs indicated x for everyone), attempted to execute the script from within cygwin, and it still didn't work. I received the...

A thought: Is it possible that irrlicht on android needs to be compiled from within the cygwin terminal?

Regards,

Brian

Hello, That is another problem. I don't have any cygwin experience, either. I'd try this on a Linux install; but, that would mean blowing away a Windows XP 64 install that took days to track down all the drivers for and install all the patches on. I didn't see any place for there to be white-spaces ...

Hello, I tracked down what I believe to be all of the files needed to compile for android and cannot get this to work. On instruction 3, below, I keep getting a message that "The system cannot find the path specified." I am trying to compile this on a Windows XP 64 system. My ANDROID_HOME ...

Done.

[quote="Mel"]You may put a "solved" on the title of your thread [/quote]

Got it working! Thanks again.

Brian

Thanks! That is the answer I am looking for. :D Regards, Brian [quote="Mel"]No, it is, luckyly, simpler than that. You may attach a node to another node by setting it as its child. So, you may attach the gun to your ship, and moving the ship, the gun will move (and rotate) along. Now, when...

Hello, I am working on a game, of sorts, and need to have working guns mounted to my ship. For example, the gun needs to be slightly below and to the left or right of the location of the ship. (i.e. mounted on a wing) While I have the rotation figured out, what I really need to do is to calculate th...

I've got the problem partially resolved. Using this example (http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32269) I am able to determine what the angle of the target is from the front of the ship. Now, I think I just need to convert it to polar coordinates and plot it in a "scanner"...