Irrlicht Engine

ACE247 wrote:Oh ignore him, he's just a Graphics troll.

you're right.

nice

just take some code from Ogre matrices and most stuff will be repaired.

not very impressive screenshots this month.

I'd love the exporter to export 3D textures. I already have a KTX loader. Is there any chance to see that feature? thx for the loader

sure you just need to send a "blend" constant to a shader wich receives as input the screenshot before "myShader" is applied and after the "myShader" was applied and then just mix the two inputs according to the blend factor.

This is not the best way for fading displacement shader such as the water ...

The most needed features are:

1) 1D textures
2) floating point textures
3) GPU skinning weighted bones.
4) gamma correction without the need of shaders.

EDIT:

forget to tell to use Nvidia/ati extensions for enable the query of extra hardware features like available videoram and number of ...

The most simple way is to use a identity matrix (as irrlicht's GUI is doing). wich makes the viewing volume become a cube wich is strecthed on one side to fit the screen of your PC..



Use an orthographic camera, that way there is no prespective shift for diffrent tiles

wich is exactly the ...

I have installed a new video card with pixel shader 2.0 (I had only 1.2 and games like Spores were having much graphics troubles and visive artifacts).

Now I have 2 graphics cards, Newest games run smoothly, but now if i try to run the Shaders demo of irrlicht seems I have no pixel shader support ...

not know. if you save the file as "hello.irr" what about search it with your operative system searching utilities?

if you are using codeblocks you can specify the work directory and also if you are using visual studio..

my suggestion is to put all binary files in a "bin" folder and keep there all ...

that's the test is used for measure time needed by file reading.
updated the first post with timing results.

#include <irrlicht.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace irr;

using namespace core;
using namespace scene;
using namespace video;
using namespace io;
using namespace ...

nice article . i 've seen so much people asking for something similiar. does someone put any example of multithreading with irrlicht (a working one, not a library that do that but don't use irrilcht)

i have some time ago wrote a directx shader, but now i'm having trouble in using it under opengl.

I need a glsl shader that accept as parameters 2 values(vertex shader)

f32 time
f32 vector3df

I need to move a vertex according to the time and vector3df

I simply want to move a point sprite cloud ...

great work. it is not too difficult adding more complex phisics. think especially about 3d islands (group of items moving together). this is very usefull to speed up computing .

Sure, any help is wellcome. I'm working on some tests. I need only high precision timers to measure time required by each test.

Memory allocation and fragmentation tests are very usefull. your Idea is great. I'll try google test and see what appen:)