Irrlicht Engine

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Irrlicht 1.3.1

Irrlicht 1.4b


DX works fine.

Cheers, I'm really happy about Irrlicht's progress!.

ahhh i built with
make NDEBUG=1

seems to work with..

make


Investigating further...

Same problem with the release Irrlicht-1.3 The only change I've made to the build is in Makefile: staticlib sharedlib : CPPFLAGS += -D_IRR_GETPROCADDRESS_WORKAROUND_ because my system doesn't support the glXGetProcAddress... I will try and debug Irrlicht, but its strange because OGL+software rendere...

Not sure whats wrong (need to go into it further), but burning video crashes of my svn build of Irrlicht: raedwulf@Ubuntu:~/Development/irrlicht/irrlicht-svn/bin/Linux$ ./07.Collision Please select the driver you want for this example: (a) Direct3D 9.0c (b) Direct3D 8.1 (c) OpenGL 1.5 (d) Software R...

There is less FPS decrease with OpenGL if you install your vendor's drivers i.e. go to the nVidia/ATI website to get latest Vista drivers.

It will still be less than that of Windows XP, but could actually be faster than DX.

First of all, im organising all the C-libraries and translating the C-headers to D, so I can use jpeglib, libpng, etc.

Probably too much work for the time I have... still toying with the idea though.

It is a very 'nicely constructed' language. Well for programmers like me who've not used C++ extensively, D looks like a very nice alternative and a much better alternative than C# (Though I can see why C++ programmers would think its a waste of time) Rewriting Irrlicht into D would be more of a per...

I'm planning to start a port Irrlicht into D.
Anyone interested?

Actually, the speed of manipulating 32-bit numbers is no slower than 16-bit unless the non-native integer size is actually narrower than 32-bits. In fact, on some systems, it may even be slower to use a non-native integer size. The only advantage using 16-bit integers gives one is compactness of st...

yay

Here's another source for the SDK.

http://131.230.221.69/Utilities/Drivers ... t/DirectX/

http://ftp.ncnu.edu.tw/MsDownload/direc ... Dx8sdk.exe

You can get dx8sdk here

So I take it the patches are not already in the SVN Well something to do - patch the SVN code manually

Just curious - hybrid does your patches on your patch page work with the SVN? or are they already implemented in the SVN?

Cheers.