Irrlicht Engine

Thanks Jorge.

The archive version of the SDK is now available at Sourceforge.

irrBullet 0.1.8 has been released. Please go to http://www.skyreignsoftware.com/product/irrbullet to download it. - Josiah What are the main changes between 0.1.71 and 0.1.8 ? Recommend to update from 0.1.71? Also a archive package would be nice (for non Windows users). Btw, your website still says...

irrBullet 0.1.8 has been released.

Please go to http://www.skyreignsoftware.com/product/irrbullet to download it.

- Josiah

Hi Zerochen, I greatly appreciate you reporting these findings to me so that I could fix them. These are quite surprising as they are not things that I would do in a normal state-of-mind, but I've worked a lot on IrrBullet when I was tired, hurrying, or concentrating on deep implementations or big c...

Hi Baiqian, Change "setWalkDirection" to "setPositionIncrementPerSimulatorStep." I apologize for these problems with the SVN code. I didn't update the example after I changed the API because I've been busy with other work. The function name "setPositionIncrementPerSimulatorS...

Hi Baiqian,

For some reason Tortoise SVN requires me to manually accept new files now before it sends them to the repository.

I've updated the trunk with the new files, and it should work.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Justei already knows and uses this, but just for the record:

I recently added the kinematic character controller to irrBullet.

It's only available from the SVN currently.

Hi Baiqian,

I actually just came here to announce that irrBullet now has a kinematic character controller implementation, which can be found in the irrBullet SVN trunk.

Try updating the source with the SVN trunk and then rebuild.

Hi eejin,

Are they in the bin/ folder or bin/win32_gcc? They should be in the latter.

- Josiah

eejin: You first need to have the Irrlicht engine SDK installed, of course. Finally, you need to tell your compiler where to find libIrrlicht.a. The examples probably can't open their media files if you're running them from within the IDE with an improper working directory. Moreover, I verified the ...

This is very impressive. The flag animation looks great and quite fluid.

Well done.

This is a nice find! Thank you for sharing it.

Hi Rocko, I found this leak with the motion state last week but I didn't want to report anything here until I confirmed that I didn't miss something since I haven't touched irrBullet's code in many months. Right now I can't promise a new release or even an SVN update, but I will try my best to get o...

I am running leak checks on my code, and finding a slew of stuff with the physics engine... Hi Rocko, You are correct; you're making the memory leaks yourself. Use this function to remove a collision object (both softbody and rigidbody): void irrBulletWorld::removeCollisionObject(ICollisionObject* ...

It works for me on Windows 7 64-bit.

The effects are great, and I actually felt compelled to play a few extra games. It's good when a game can do that. Good job.

Make sure you include different difficulty levels for the opponent. Right now he's kind of a pro.