Irrlicht Engine

First there is a compiler that compiles LPC into native assembler objects.

Then there is a library that runs those objects and offers interfaces to many other possible libraries, including Irrlicht.

So yes, I am creating a 3D client&server environment programmable in LPC.

The idea is to make the ...

One feature that wasn't really mentioned that might interest someone here, is that based on that system, the 3D client/server aims to create a seamless unlimited world with realtime world-editing based on a cubemap model (courtesy of PI!).

This is a project in its very beginning phase, but it should have potential.

If anyone is interested and it would happen we have a meeting of minds and someone would like to help with it, that would be great.

It'll be best for you to visit the web-site to get the full idea of it, but I'll copy ...

Do you use custom scene nodes? These tend to compile wrongly due to signature changes. After that, some virtual methods are not properly linked anymore.

It is a custom-assembled mesh/meshbuffer.

I managed to pinpoint the offending setting. But I don't yet know enough of Irrlicht's workings to ...

I found the problem.

The project code written for 1.5 had the following:-


meshBuffer = new scene::SMeshBuffer;
meshBuffer->setHardwareMappingHint(scene::EHM_DYNAMIC,scene::EBT_VERTEX_AND_INDEX);

mesh = new scene::SMesh;
mesh->addMeshBuffer(meshBuffer);

node = smgr->addMeshSceneNode(mesh, NULL ...

I wonder if anyone could help me with the following, please?

I graciously received one person's small project for Irrlicht 1.5, and it compiled and ran fine.

However as I'm wishing to integrate it with my project, which uses 1.7.1, I made the required modifications to get it to compile (mainly ...

I've been wishing to find a solution for this for months now.

Please do share this, and/or any similar ways to do it.

It would be greatly appreciated! Thank-you.

Has anyone implemented anything like this, that they have already shared or are willing to share, please?

It would be very helpful.