Irrlicht Engine

mongoose7 wrote:Does your cube have outside and inside surfaces?

You are right, I think mesh had problems, I deleted the cube in blender and made new one, it works now.

The cube mesh is from Blender default starting scene. When I move the camera around these artifacts flicker. How to fix it? Sorry if this question has been asked many times, if find forum search difficult to use :(   scene::IAnimatedMeshSceneNode *cube = smgr->addAnimatedMeshSceneNode(smgr->getMesh(...

This is a restriction in Windows itself. You can't make smaller If you could change it in next versions it would be great but for now I think I could just cut screenshot and that will work, I'm just struggling to figure out what the exact size my windows is. What's the function that will getWindowR...

TL;Didn't read I can't create a window that is small like 80x80 or anything in that range or smaller apparently does set the y axis as I ask it to but it doesn't set the x axis smaller than some value. Why is that? Can I still do it in some other way? TL;Don't read When I set resolution dimensions ...

Basically doesn't matter at all as unlock() was never used (it does exactly nothing). In trunk we even deprecated it and replaced lock/unlock by a getData() function. I will sound dumb but what is that trunk thing I keep hearing? I googled it and found a git repo that has no description other than ...

When using IImage object, is using unlock after lock necessary if I'm doing drop anyways?
A trivial question but still interesting. I suspect it's not necessary.

Create a rt texture for example with: irr::video::ITexture * rt = videoDriver->addRenderTargetTexture(texdim, "rtTxt", irr::video::ECF_A8R8G8B8); As I checked, that already makes it slower than using IImage even when I create rt outside the game loop. By the way, is it possible to disable...

Earlier you mentioned

CuteAlien wrote: Slightly faster - render your result to a texture. And then use ITexture::lock().

What exactly do you mean?

Cast it to u8*. The format depends on what your texture format is, maybe it's rgba, maybe something else. Did it, thanks!   u8* source = (u8) image->lock();   Tutorial get's you started with shaders. When you have questions the forum always helps :-) Thank you very much. I'm thinking of going with ...

You can access IImage data by IImage::lock() void* source = image->lock(); And how do I use source now to access the data? And last solution which is a lot faster - work with shaders in all intermediate steps. They are more or less perfect for working with kernels. And that way you remove the slow ...

I'm planning to make a simulation in Irrlicht and I expect to have a high performance. What I need is taking screenshots for doing computation upon it at every frame. What I found out that could be done is demonstrated in the following pseudocode   video::IImage* image = driver->createScreenShot(); ...

CuteAlien wrote: AlexAzazel, I've put your 3D model as well in my test-repository - I hope that's fine.

Absolutely.

CuteAlien wrote: Maybe something in the model is strange.

Haha, wow. You know why? I made it and it was my first model. I only watched two 15 minute tutorials before making that. But that doesn't quite explain it until I know what exactly is wrong with the model.

Thanks a lot CuteAlien . I knew I should have used 0 and 1. I'm just used to coding in Matlab and I forgot. Should I rest materials per every frame or should I make it once outside the game loop? And I'm bit confused where to put .cpp files. Is the naming of the folder "INCEPTUM" improper ...

Hmm... mesh triangles too small to be collided? Good to know however :) I doubt that's the case, upper part of the mesh (ceiling of the tank) is really big and flat square and very often I couldn't click on it either even when camera was really close. I assume this might be a bug. At least it looks...