Irrlicht Engine

Regardless of whether it's legal or not to sell games using them (I'm still in the personal interest stage), I'm working on modifying irrlicht to load HL BSPs.

Hi Niko, Had a quick search through the forums, and couldn't see anything about this around, so anyway. Very pleased with the new ImageButtons, I've been waiting for that. I was wondering if you could also add a setHoverImage function to change the image then the user just has their mouse over the e...

The best documentation I have for Tokamak is the "Sample SDK" you can get from the website. It has source code for 10 examples which use most of Tokamak's features relatively simply.

It's Bender!

You win that bet... but you cheated! You've visited the site before .

It's important that basic posts and their answers are in the right forum - that way new users are more likely to see their question, and answer, before they ask it - it'll be where they're expecting it to be. As for offending people, you can't please everyone. Moderating a forum always involves a ce...

The scale in the engine depends entirely on how big you make your levels and models, I'm sure of that.

I think you could compile the HL SDK on gcc, but you couldn't play on linux, only run a dedicated server :). irrlicht is covered by the zlib/libpng licence... http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/license.html Half-Life had an incredibly complicated licence, but the basic idea was that you didn't modify t...

Only engine I've really got into before this was Half-Life. Of course, it's ever so slightly faster and prettier, and the netcode is nice, but it was limiting for what I wanted to do .

Meh. I guess storing them in a pointer array won't be that bad... there aren't that many .

Good point . Of course, that limits you to one animation per model.

I thought you weren't allowed to drop() things derived from IUnknown. I'm not sure about that, but I think that's the problem.

Is there a way to clear all the elements I've added to an IGUIEnvironment in one command? As far as I can see, I have to keep pointers to all my elements and then remove them individually, which is something I'm not too keen on doing .

Milkshape 3D can decompile and convert between most formats, including HL and Q2. The problem is that HL has a skeletal animation system, and Q2 is a mesh/vertex animation system, so converting the animations is not something I'd want to get involved with.

I only use Linux on my server, where I have RedHat 8.0. I've only ever tried Mandrake and Debian briefly, so I guess it's through sheer force of habit