Irrlicht Engine

Well, check out the Q3 tutorials, and do so: Point a ray in a straight direction, check if it collides, and get the node it is colliding with. Make a new cube, scale it a bit (1.0001 maybe) and enable Wireframe.

TGAs have compression, and AFAIK TGA compression is supported from Irrlicht.

Forgive me for replying on an old topic, but if you check again the video, it's a Dirt 2 video. (1st commend says it all)

What about RakNet? it's so simple.

Oh, sorry. I think i'll delete it, and then delete this topic too (fail .__.)

Edit: Not able to delete this page, whenever you want, you can delete this topic.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Irrlicht- ... 2066169144
It's a Irrlicht Engine Fan Page, what about going there?
I will post some info about good projects/snippets/shaders etc. etc. there.

Maybe a bit more than 2 days... o.O

Got tired to have a lot of warnings in the console and to have to "using" every namespace. I want to share the final file with you: #include <irrlicht.h> class cImage {         irr::core::recti ImageRect, OrigImageRect, TextureRect, BoundRect;         irr::core::position2di RotationPoint; ...

I think you are able to create a Mesh Clone ( scene::IMeshSceneNode->createClone i think... )

Ok, i solved my problem, in fact in the end without the Gourard shading the result is almost the same, so i cut the plane in different sectors.
And i've enabled NormalizedNormals, and everything goes well now. (Gourard shading is enabled) Thank you anyway!

I think you properly understood my problem, and i like you did, i'm going to try these solutions right now, wait 10 minutes and i'll tell you.

Ok, thank you for your answers, i'll give you a feedback tomorrow. @shadowslair : I have to keep my code as fast as possible for my future uses, so i think i'll try @Lonesome Ducky 's tip before. @hybrid : IDK, i'm sure i used irrlicht's integrated Normals Normalization function ( it was setMaterial...

In my project i need to scale an planar object (2 polys, right) by 15 units. Done this, i enable lighting on the plane and on two objects (one static, one animated), and add a light. Result: the objects have their lighting, but the plane is totally black. When the plane isn't scaled, lighting works ...