Irrlicht Engine

Seems to work now.
As a note to irrBullet users:
don't try to change the userPointer of a bullet body, irrBullet will set it to a SCollisionObjectIdentification pointer with information about the ICollisionObject automatically.

I might have found the problem by looking at what the getBody function actually does, apperantly it uses the "userpointer" of the bullet body, but I used it myself too and have probably set it to a different value.
I'll see if it works after having changed the function.

CuteAlien wrote:Maybe your getBody functions return uninitialized pointers?

That would be a bug in irrBullet and I assume that when there is a collision there are 2 objects involved.
But an uninitialized pointer would explain why it acts like a nullpointer.

I have the following code to process irrBullet collisions executed 60 times per second: void processCollisions(){     for(unsigned int i=0; i < world->getNumManifolds(); i++){         ICollisionCallbackInformation *info = world->getCollisionCallback(i);         unsigned int numContacts = info->getPo...