Irrlicht Engine

I applied your patch to my project just now MasterD. Works just fine with latest rev.

Very nice MasterD. This looks just like what I'm trying to do, and as I understand I've taken the same approach as you, which is encouraging

And the scattering looks beatiful, gonna check out the videos aswell!

EDIT: Reading your paper now... :applause:

Thanks for the reply.

Yeah I think I understand most of it now. I had to google like a madman and read all forumposts I could find about it ;) But I was able to create my own icosahedron by code which I then subdivided to my liking. Then I started looking around on other alternatives and it seems ...

Well. I'm not sure if it does it automatically. But all you really need to do is download the SDK, install it. Try to compile, if it works, hooray. If not, then you prob just need to add the include and lib directories (under Tools->Options) once they are added the project will probably compile.

I ...

Well I personally don't need it and don't use it.

And like stated in another post why not keep it in wiki with information on how to do it if you would like to.

Not that it's in the way or anything, so if it stays put I don't mind either.

What are you compiling in?

If you use MSVC 9.0 you don't have to be brave at all. Download latest SDK. Install. Open MSVC and it will have added the libs and includes itself.

Go for it

First of all there are no korean letters in the fontset that irr uses by default. So you would have to change that.

And then I am uncertain how well the support is for those characters?

Hey Tarzan.

I'm interested in applying a similiar technique as yours, and spent the last days just researching the topic. As I understand it one need to start with a icosahedron and subdivide that depending on viewdistance.

I downloaded your source and tried to make sense of it all, but it was ...

Def5, just a general recommendation to you.

It's fairly common these days, more so than it used to be I do believe, that asking for help == getting directions on where to go. Not code handed to you. Not saying you were fishing for code, but what I would do in your case. Establish what you want to ...

You could also go with either std::list or std::map. (I guess it all comes down to personal preference unless you wanna find every ms of optimization)

Map is pretty nice when you want to find something by key.

like std:map<int,int> someMap;

then you can go:
someMap.insert(make_pair(userid,health ...

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If you mean skybox use this:


scene::ISceneNode* SkyBox = smgr->addSkyBoxSceneNode(
driver->getTexture("data/images/sky.jpg"),
driver->getTexture("data/images/sky.jpg"),
driver->getTexture("data/images/sky.jpg"),
driver->getTexture("data/images/sky.jpg"),
driver->getTexture("data/images ...

I would have opened up the source and just search for maya. There you will find how it's all inerhited and what you need for your own camera.

I'm gonna say what everyone is thinking but doesn't wanna say ... her tits are lopsided! :lol:

But I wouldn't be able to tell without that awesome specular lighting, good job!

Haha actually I wasn't looking at the tits at all. Shame on you for doing that to a graphical entity!!!

Nice work ...

Yup there we have it.

I checked out the latest SVN and compiled that using the latest available DX SDK. Now, Direct3D works fine. No errors. And on top of that I get 140 fps instead of 40 fps which I got on OGL (*raises fist to vista*)

I really like your framework. It's easy, and encouraged me to ...

It's only when I recompile, the examples work just fine.
I'll try to recompile my Irrlicht with the latest DX SDK, I'll let you know how it turns out.

Like I stated in my first post I'm on the Nvidia Geforce 7800 (GS IIRC)