Irrlicht Engine

@devsh: Please post a vid of that scene. It looks awesome! Especially the borders of the water! Must be cool to see those ripples move!

EDIT: And yes I know the water isn't what you want to showcase. I still like it.

There may be a more factual/right reason for this, but I think
this has something to do with how 3D computer graphics started out on the computer.

It is simply intuitive to use x,y as coordinates on the screen as you have always done in 2D and use the z coordinate for depth. As in z-Buffer etc.
It ...

Thats what it looks like atm

(plz ignore the dirty keyboard, I'm working on a public system) http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/6346/splitviewclippedsmall.jpg

It is the Output of two Cams of an HMD, drawn into one window.
Now I will set up the cam scenenodes and try to render something.
Will ...

Thanks a million hybrid!
This is exactly the kind of headache-prophylactic information that I am looking for.

Anything else that would keep me sane for this endeavour would be highly appreciated.

I'll go for number one then.

Hi.
I want to render a scene with 2 cams on 2 screens at my nvidia 9600GT.
The resolution of the screens will be 640x480
I use an OpenGL device.
How would I best go about that?

Use one fullscreen window spanning the 2 screens and using the SplitScreen tutorial?
Or better 2 separate fullscreen ...

awesome! ... All of em....

I hope these get piped over into the screenshot section of the site

Aside of the double post, did I say something offensive?
No thread resurrections allowed here?
Wrong forum?

Hi there.
I tried IrrAr on my WinXP system with VS2005
but ran into a problem:

ARToolkit as well as Irrlicht are there, compile fine and samples work.
The demo exe of irrar crashed without a comment though.

I Made a new Project, added test.cpp, irrar.cpp irrar.h from irrar package
to it.
This also ...