Irrlicht Engine

I'm sure that units are whateveryou want them to be. They can be meters, kilometers, inches, feet, millimeters, etc... You can't really measure 3D scene's with pixels, however. If I draw a sphere with a radius of 5 in the middle of the screen, it will look much larger at 640x480 than if I drew it at...

My thoughts exactly.

Very nice!

You want to add two vectors?

You jsut add the components. (x1+x2,y1+y2)

(5,4)+(1,2) = (6,6)

For more vector operations, go ahead and go here.

I might, if I knew what I would be making...

I seriously doubt that's from 64-bit. Perhaps there is in fact a missing semicolin. Or maybe there is an undefined something and its freaking out.

For me on an nVidia 7800, the difference is pretty massive. OpenGL is usually 50% faster than DirectX. That's a pretty huge difference. Except for some reason when it comes to shadows, which is weird. Projective textures with OpenGL don't hit the framerate, but use shadows and then it will run slig...

You just need to wait for the correct audience.

What are you trying to do? Create a plane then have it fly to you?

Well assuming this is a first person shooter, why don't you just increase the ellipsoidRadius until it also includes the gun?

I have this problem also. But nobody answered me.

Might as well leave it, for others to reference to.

AABB is an Axis-Align Bounding Box.

It's a box that will rotate to fit your mesh as closely as possible.

For a better description [along with a use], check out this site.

Hope that helps.

(By the way, you accidentaly double-posted.)

Irrlicht is spelled wrong...

you have Irrlitch. It is Irrlicht.

I was thinking it was your use of sine.

Why is sine in there? Am I missing something?

Hello. I am having the same problem. I used the steps above, but it still doesnt work properly. My targa is 32-bit, so that's not the problem. I seem to be having the problem of it either being fully opaque or fully transparent (1-bit). I do, however, have the flag enabled. I can tell, becuase if i ...

Wouldn't that be a line going directly into the screen?

All you would see is a dot...

But im not sure