Irrlicht Engine

Yay, it works like a charm!
Thankkk you

Sorry for the misunderstanding, I need the absolute position of each vertex.
When I launch a Ray i check the intersection with every triangle of my node, in order to do that I need every vertex's absolute position

For now on I'm using the first solution which is really good because it only takes few lines and is REALLY fluent :D The problem now is trying to select a node, when the node has moved during the rotation, his absolute position did change but his relative didn't. Unfortunately we can't get the absol...

It works great :) Unfortunately my nodes' position is now relative to the barycentre, so when I do customNode->setParent(barycentre) every nodes chnage their position and the (0,0,0) is now the barycentre. I know that's the purpose of parent/children stuff, but is there a way to disable that and ena...

Actually not, I want all my nodes to rotate around the barycentre (center of gravity) of the structure. Imagine a house made of a lot of custom node (all the same for now), you want to see the bottom, then the top. Without moving the camera, you can rotate the structure around the center of gravity ...

Hello, I'm working on triggering the rotation of my custom scene node with a left button click. For some reasons I don't want to move the camera around it, I want my node to move/rotate (which is the same result for the user). I tried to use pNode->setPosition() but this is too random as I never kno...

Hello,

Sorry for the delay I had somethings to fix.
Thank you for helping me, once again
BIlly !

Thank you

I couldn't find the setOrthogonal(true), any ideas ?

Hello, I know this question has been asked many times but I can't make it through... I've a camera and I'm trying to disable the perspective, but i know nothing about matrix. Here's how my current camera displays a cube which faces me: http://image.noelshack.com/minis/2015/30/1437645552-capture.png ...

Hola,

I solved the problem by calculating the vector 'ray', with the node coordinates I can check if the ray goes through the node or not.
If not, I just set the mask to ignore my first node, etc...

Thank you for the ideas,
Billy

Ya sorry, I don't get it.
If I set the object's color, what's the difference with the texture ?
I want all my objects to have the same texture/color...

There's a lack of precision with this method, because many objects have the same texture.

I know I'm a pain in the ***...

Thanks man, that's a truly good idea!

However, I'm currently selecting the exact same type of objects...
I can not set a filter

Hola, Once again I'm stuck...I'm trying to make my custom scene nodes selectable using different methods, such as:             scene::ISceneNode* pNode = 0; core::line3df collRay; core::triangle3df collTriangle; core::vector3df collPoint;   collRay = smgr->getSceneCollisionManager()->getRayFromScree...

Hello,

It finally works out !
I ended up defining 14 vertex to set a different texture for each faces

Thank you man