Irrlicht Engine

I got the problem solved.


Not only I need ittlicht.net.dll but I need irrlicht.dll as well.

On irrlicht using #develop, which type of project do you use to create? I use either console application or windows application. I use windows2000. What I do is, copy and paste the VB.NET example code to overwrite whats in the Main code file and sometimes make a seperate class file out of it. I also...

I might still be a bit new to this VB.NET thing however, upon successful compiling, and then running I get this error message: Unhandled Exception: System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer fo r "Module1" threw an exception. ---> System.IO.FileNotFoundException: File or as s...

Ok I think I got a compiler error.

C:\Documents and Settings\xxxxxxxxx\My Documents\SharpDevelop Projects\blank\MainClass.vb(222) : error BC30452: Operator '*' is not defined for types 'Irrlicht.Core.Matrix4' and 'Irrlicht.Core.Matrix4'.

m=m*n

Though previously that m*=n in the c# code.

I am having a hard time converting this to VB.NET. I am taking one segment at a time and putting it in to the VB code. In C# //--- rotate node relative to its current rotation -used in turn,pitch,roll --- public static void Rotate(Irrlicht.Scene.ISceneNode node, Irrlicht.Core.Vector3D rot) { Irrlich...

I've tried this method in ittlicht using VB.NET instead: 'Yaw X = zpos(i) * Sin(Yaw) + xpos(i) * Cos(Yaw) Y = ypos(i) z = zpos(i) * Cos(Yaw) - xpos(i) * Sin(Yaw) 'Pitch X2 = X y2 = Y * Cos(Pitch) - z * Sin(Pitch) Z2 = Y * Sin(Pitch) + z * Cos(Pitch) 'Roll x3 = y2 * Sin(Roll) + X2 * Cos(Roll) Y3 = y2...

I've tried this method in ittlicht using VB.NET instead: 'Yaw X = zpos(i) * Sin(Yaw) + xpos(i) * Cos(Yaw) Y = ypos(i) z = zpos(i) * Cos(Yaw) - xpos(i) * Sin(Yaw) 'Pitch X2 = X y2 = Y * Cos(Pitch) - z * Sin(Pitch) Z2 = Y * Sin(Pitch) + z * Cos(Pitch) 'Roll x3 = y2 * Sin(Roll) + X2 * Cos(Roll) Y3 = y2...

Anything that gets me out of a gimbal lock..

Yeah Pitch, Yaw and Roll.

Does Irrlicht happen to have any type of feature where you can do some free degrees of rotation as in pitch, yaw and rolling??

Or do we have to do some calculations itself?

I know how the C++ thing can be done but what about C#.NET?