Irrlicht Engine

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Use crazy bump 2D (http://www.crazybump.com/) to generate normal maps from 2D images. That is a nice alternative for those who do not want to go through the tedious act of sculpting.

It's not free, but has a 30 day trial.

I must be missing something very fundamental then, because no matter what I do it does not affect at all. I even tried various combinations of EJUOR_CONTROL . Here is my entire code. What am I missing? The models are from this link http://3dcg-yotuba.com/uploader/src/up0053.zip int main() { Irrlicht...

Interestingly, the sword changes its direction when it's attached to the right hand.

>> No, he mean bone or joint of hand. Thats exactly what I'm doing, similar to what the user in the original post tried to do. //create character mesh IAnimatedMesh* meshPC = smgr->getMesh("../../media/testmodel/mypc.x"); IAnimatedMeshSceneNode* nodePC = smgr->addAnimatedMeshSceneNode(mesh...

>> You need a bone or joint for this

You mean a bone or joint on the sword?

The idea is to simulate a user holding a shotgun with both hands, like in most games these days. Is that possible with Irrlicht? I assume, it would be like attaching a child to multiple bones, each influencing it, but I could be wrong. What's the usual way to implement such an effect? As a side ques...

With reference to the code and data from the post http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=29365 . I'm trying to scale character's hand but it does not do anything, except that it scales the object that is attached to it. (the sword in this case). Another observation is that the scale ...

I'm trying to learn how to do animation with Irrlicht; currently, using data from an older post in the forums ( http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=29365 ). My question is a bit different from the original post: how do we specify the point of contact between two meshes? (is there ...