Irrlicht Engine

BUMP

Can anyone confirm that this works?

It is absolutely incorrect.

I tried to make an entity follow the camera but I failed miserably.

Paid a trip to geometry-land. vector3df toWorldPos(IAnimatedMeshSceneNode* scene, vector3df vec) { vector3df pos = scene->getPosition(); vector3df ang = scene->getRotation().rotationToDirection(vec); return pos+ang; } vector3df toLocalPos(IAnimatedMeshSceneNode* scene, vector3df vec) { vector3df pos...

SceneNode->GetWorldPosition(0,10,0);
Would return a global position.
SceneNode->GetWorldAngles(0,90,0);
Would return a global angle.

If I wanted the other one to move then I'd use a physics engine. I just want the object to stop dead in it's track. So how would I do a selector vs cylinder collision? Edit: And yes, 90 degrees Cylinders are what I'm going for. I'm actually not looking for collision, but really more of intersection....

Is this possible yet?

And is there a Cylinder vs Cylinder Collision detect also?

What is the best way to make the character move and climb up stairs?
In my 2D games I would move my character one pixel and then see if it collides with anything, then when it does it would move one pixel back.

You need to put newton.lib into your linker.

This doesn't require irrnewt.

Which version of Newton does this support?

New example doesn't work.

I just ran it as it is without compiling.

Anyone have the ragdolls done yet?

Sweet, I'm Vietnamese too.

So is this going to be an MMORPG?

I don't know why, but the cartoony character style doesn't fit in with the background. Great nonetheless, I couldn't do any better anyways

I did the setup that came with the file.

Anyways, its just the examples that are broken. When I apply IrrPhysx to my own project it works so must be some weird code in the examples.

I tried running a debug version but it can't load a mesh file if I tried to run it in Visual C++ 2008

All the examples I can compile but they seem to crash on load.

So far I have this: smgr->getSceneCollisionManager()->getCollisionResultPosition(selector,camera->getPosition()+core::vector3df(0,30,0),core::vector3df(30,50,30),core::vector3df(0,-10,0)); But I'm a bit confused as to where to get the other parameters. I simply copied a bunch of those from scene::IS...