Irrlicht Engine

*speechless*

FlyHigh wrote:hope your games aren't too dependant on it Fraza

I couldn't even build executables for Linux and Mac, let alone want to. For that reason I feel totally free to use DirectX to my heart's content .

I tried that just now, unfortunately that doesn't work either .

no, that's not the problem. The file is "..\include\header.h", using that I can get it to work just fine. However, if I try and add to the project settings additional include directories "..\include" it wont let me have #include "header.h".

It doesn't really matter, especially seeing as it's only a ...

I am using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 and the following file structure:


[Project]
bin
release
debug
scripts
[contains project and workspace]
src
[contains C++ files]
include
[contains Header files]


Those are the main files anyway. In my project options I put under "Additional include ...

@Midnight http://www.cad-forums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=15

Most excellent

Keep up the good work, that's coming along very nicely. I just spent half an hour playing it . This is exactly the kind of game I love to play, excellent job.

@Taliesen

I certainly wouldn't mind helping. I could definetly give you some tips on how to do this, the dynamic moving from area to area seems a little tricky, yet it could be accomplished.

I am not particularly a C++ programmer. although I am a fairly skilled programmer, my expertise (lol ...

In the C++ console, I wish to input a string with a ' ' character in it. Unfortunately in Dev-C++ it seems that ' ' is the Termin Char! (Well, maybe \0 is the termin char as in most C++, but whatever it is, there is a problem with inputting a ' ' character).

I find using [A in a cute little circley thingie] and [ickle bitty point] help. I don't get any spam .

Also, my email add is in my profile and I don't get spam, so I think these forums are pretty safe.

I changed my post as a joke.... it wasnt very convincing... esp to a bunch of computer programmers

if(event.MouseInput.Event == EMIE_LMOUSE_PRESSED_DOWN)
mouseLeft = true;
if(event.MouseInput.Event == EMIE_RMOUSE_PRESSED_DOWN)
mouseRight = true;
if(event.MouseInput.Event == EMIE_MMOUSE_PRESSED_DOWN)
mouseMiddle = true;

if(event.MouseInput.Event == EMIE_LMOUSE_LEFT_UP)
mouseLeft ...

at runtime, you can change the cameraSceneNode's position easily using Camera->setTarget(vector3df(fX, fY, fZ)); and Camera->setPosition(vector3df(fX, fY, fZ));

Becuase you can do this, all you need to do is work out the angles, which goes something like...


// example taken from my personal ...

To stop the stuttering you can use keydown and key up events. For example:

bMovingForwards is initialised as false.
If bMoving forwards, then you move forwards (d'uh!)
1. On KeyDown forwards key, bMovingForwards is assigned to true.
2. On KeyUp forwards key, bMovingForwards is assigned to flase ...

If you take some more pictures, you could make a wonderful skybox