Irrlicht Engine

serengeor wrote:I wonder how mmorpg would look like if it would be developed into a working product by 15~ year old 'coders'.

Ummm... It would look like COD? Most teenagers are COD nerds.

Radikalizm wrote:I really hope you aren't serious...

+1

+1

Well usually the tutorials are included in the Irrlicht folder, and sine that's the original code, they lead to the media folder also in the Irrlicht folder.

I saw tutorial #13 I'm going to use render to Texture.

Neither ways work, so I might do a viewport or something, do a bunch of math, and see how that goes.

Ummm... did I misunderstand you, or did you misunderstand me?

I'm using the IGUIMeshviewer everything's working correctly. All I want to know is, how do you scale a mesh in the IGUIMeshViewer?

Also I've heard that this book is good http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html but I still haven't found the time to take a look.

I have Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java as a reference for my java work, and it's a very excellent book, so I assume that this one would be rather good ...

Would this work?

class Game
{
public:
Game (IrrlichtDevice *device)
{
this->device = device;
this->driver = device->getVideoDriver();
this->env = device->getGUIEnvironment();
this->smgr = device->getSceneManager();
}

~Game ()
{}

protected:
IrrlichtDevice *device ...

Thanks.

Doing other things, I was never doing anything like this only small little projects.

I tried searching this but couldn't find any good information. What I'm trying to do is make a class for each part. Like Player.h, Core.h, etc. But how would I allow the same device, scenemanger, GUiManager, etc. interact with each class. I'm kind of blind at this part. What I'm asking is, is how to ...

I really like it. ^^

I am looking to join a game development team, to further progress my skills.
Primary Role: Porgrammer
Secondary Role: Modeling
Age:15
Game: Any game
Irrlicht experience: 1 1/2 years.
C++ Experience: 5 years

Wow i love it.