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ONI pwn3s all

That's one of my favorite games of all time... I wish someone would make a sequel.

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There are much more accurate ways to find the intersection of 2 lines in a plane i.e. you could use Cramer's Rule which requires some linear algebra skill or you could just do some simple algebra: 1. Get the equation of each line in point-slope form: y = mx + b. This may require you to find the slop...

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So with your wrapper you can place your sound and music files in a zip file and add the zip file to the Irrlicht file system and just play your music and sounds from the zip? If so, I'd be interested in that, good way to protect your music and sounds...

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Really? One of my degrees is in mathematics and I've never used the matrix form on the right in school or in any of my textbooks. That's why I was calling the matrix on the left "standard".

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You do not need a callback, Irrlicht already has one embedded in it. Just make sure that you created a win32 application and not a console app and make your WinMain look like this... #include <windows.h> #include <windowsx.h> . . . int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hinstance, HINSTANCE hprevinstance, LPS...

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thx 4 the reply Niko, I got the .zip file specifications from http://www.pkware.com/products/enterpri ... ote.html#2 and I'm just writing my own zip file reader now. It's working out good so I'm not even gonna bother with zlib anymore (I don't need compression anyway).

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MICROSOFT VISUAL C++ RULES

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Camera = smgr->getActiveCamera();
	if (Camera){
		smgr->setActiveCamera(0);
		Camera->remove();
	}

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I think what you're looking for is this?... If you just go into the animate function that Niko mentioned and find this code: if (cursorpos.X < 0.49f || cursorpos.X > 0.51f || cursorpos.Y < 0.49f || cursorpos.Y > 0.51f){ You can make it much more precise and less "jumpy" by changing the pre...

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This is for Niko or anyone else who has an idea... I'm working on a small project to read files stored (uncompressed) in a .zip file and I need to rewrite all of the stdio functions to work on the files in the .zip file. I've been studying zlib but it's not working out. I can easily open the zip fil...

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I almost forgot, you are wrong about the order. The left matrix that ttom wrote is the standard matrix form that DirectX also uses. The right matrix is the transpose of the the standard which OpenGL uses.

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Are you hiring programmers for a company? If so, does this mean relocation to China or are you looking for remote contract work?

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yeah that's right... for some reason a matrix representation in OpenGL is symmetric to the standard representation in DirectX and mathematics. So in DirectX (standard) Mij = OpenGL Mji. If you have the OpenGL Programming Guide (the red book) read page 106.

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Hey Buhatkj, just a little friendly advice from my game employment search experience. 1.) Don't call them unless they tell you to. 2.) Sometimes it takes more than a month for them contact you after you email them your resume. 3.) Include a kick ass cover letter when applying because that is the mai...

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Straight outta the API... irr::core::quaternion Class Reference Quaternion class. More... #include <quaternion.h> List of all members. Public Methods quaternion () quaternion (f32 X, f32 Y, f32 Z, f32 W) quaternion (f32 x, f32 y, f32 z) quaternion (const matrix4 &mat) bool operator== (const quat...

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