Irrlicht Engine

getMesh can load any supported mesh format. Of course, if you write a custom loader, you have to properly register it. (See the documentation and the source code).
Toma

Also, I've written a little patch that makes possible to create directional lights. Works with 0.12

See this thread:
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/ ... onal#48056
Toma

Doesn'r crash, worse None of the objects will be displayed... But all works well when using setPosition line...
Toma

Wow, it's just great that you did! Now may I hear some of those guys telling that Irr is slow
Toma

I know that it will be trivial again :) But I just can't get it.

struct A {
vector<ISceneNode*> nodes(0); //std lib vector
void update();
void run();
};

void A::run() {
while(device->run()) {
update();
}
}

void A::update() {
if(really_need_update) {
for(int i=0;i<nodes.size();i++) {
nodes[i ...

I know that it will be trivial again :) But I just can't get it.

struct A {
vector<ISceneNode*> nodes(0); //std lib vector
void update();
void run();
};

void A::run() {
while(device->run()) {
update();
}
}

void A::update() {
if(really_need_update) {
for(int i=0;i<nodes.size();i++) {
nodes[i ...

the code IS loading the mesh from a file every time the object is instantiated
When you call getMesh for the first time with a filename, it loads the mesh from the file. But if you call it more times, it will return the same object. So meshes are shared among mesh scene nodes. To physically load a ...

For OpenGL, see glReadPixels. I have negative experiences with it, it seemed that it has some torsion compared to PrintScreen. To solve this (under Windows), you have to create your pixel format in a special way, that enables you to render without actually having a window. So it's difficoult, and ...

Or pass your Device to LoadModel as a parameter.
Toma

The scripting engine is absolutely independent from the 3D engine. They have nothing to do with each other.
What's between the two - the actual game code (called 'game logic', I think, correct me if I'm wrong) - you have to write that.
Toma

Maybe antialiasing could help it a bit, but looks strange, anyway.
Toma

Hi

1) I don't really understand. Maybe try this: ISceneCollisionManager::getRayFromScreenCoordinates, and instead of the standard camera, create a new one and position it to the place of the enemy player.

2) The .md2 and other model formats cannot store these informations. You should track it ...

OK. So, I must tell you that I don't know why the rotating body starts to make jumps if I try to change the y-z axes. Really. It seems that it's a bug of every commonly used quaternion-to-euler algorythm (even my own code works if I re-order the axes). Very strange, but I we must live with it. Have ...

Heh, very intresting what I found.
First, see this: http://thomas.webtracker.ch/jahia/Jahia/pid/481
Guide on using ODE with Irr.
Then.
See the QuaternionToEuler method. Works well. Now, at the very end of the algorythm, change Z and Y values. Makes that intresting 180° jumps I found before.
What ...

Hi

I've been working on it for a long time, but I don't have a working solution: how can I convert ODE rotation matrices to Irr rotation vectors?

I've tried these so far:

(Where it seems that indices 1 and 2 are in the wrong order, it is because ODE's y vector is Irr's z and vv.)

http://www ...