Irrlicht Engine

In my program, I want to set the far value for the camera at 20 (using irr::scene::ICameraSceneNode::setFarValue(20)), so that no element farther than 20 units from the camera is visible. But I don't want all elements that far from the camera to be invisible, but all except one. So I have one elemen...

I tried enabling 3D acceleration for the Mac virtual machine but it didn't change anything. The page you linked to says it doesn't work for Mac guests:

It is only available for certain Windows, Linux and Solaris guests.

Did you get to try stepping into createWindow to see what's going on? I found something strange in createWindow, I don't really know why that happens. I tried putting a breakpoint on line 715 in CIrrDeviceMacOSX.mm and there it said that OGLContext is not null, but the if statement at the next line...

At this point, I'd like to ask you what exactly you're trying to achieve? I'm just trying to open an Irrlicht 3D window on Mac. I have an Irrlicht 3D game that uses OpenGL and that works fine on Windows and I'm trying to use the same code to make that game available for Mac. I'm not trying to do an...

Like I said, I may be mistaken, because I don't have a MacOSX computer here. Can you put a breakpoint on line 72, and then step through to see if the constructor returns a NULL reference? If the line 72 isn't compiled (the debugger won't stop on it), there's your problem. Line 72 is for Windows, it...

Strange, the dev variable should be type IrrlichtDevice* and not CIrrDeviceMacOSX*. At least in my Irrlicht.cpp. Did you modify the file maybe? I didn't change anything. Here is a ZIP file containing exactly the files I have (before I compiled anything whatsoever): http://www.files.com/shared/590e2...

Can you post a mininimal example that reproduces the problem? The most minimal Irrlicht code reproduces the problem when compiled with XCode compiler on Mac (on Windows and Linux it works just fine): #include <irrlicht.h> int main(){     irr::createDevice(irr::video::EDT_OPENGL);     return 0; } In...

If you put a breakpoint there, can you tell us the values of the parameters passed to the CCursorControl constructor, and if the CursorControl object is null after the call? I did that, and apparently it never runs the constructor, at least not before it crashes. It runs irr::createDeviceEx from my...

I compiled Irrlicht 1.8.4 on Mac and used it in one of my projects. But when I use the function irr::createDeviceEx in my code, the program crashes. This is what it gives when I run it in the terminal: Last login: Mon May 15 12:57:25 on ttys000 /Users/donaldduck/Documents/build-untitled/Mac/untitled...

I added the following flags and it worked:

I'm trying to get Irrlicht to work on Mac 10.11 El Capitan. I compiled Irrlicht myself by compiling the project ~/Downloads/irrlicht/source/Irrlicht/MacOSX/MacOSX.xcodeproj with XCode 7.3.1. This compiled successfully and mad a file called libIrrlicht.a. The problem is that when I use Irrlicht in a ...

Thanks, it worked. I had a few issues with the ambient lighting in Irrlicht making the OBJ mesh brown instead of green though. I solved that by adding the following code:

I've made a simple mesh in Blender with a semi-transparent green plane, and exported it as 3DS to use with Irrlicht. The Blender file and the 3DS file can be downloaded here: http://www.files.com/shared/59008a3f8f739/Ny%20komprimerad%20mapp.zip . The problem is that when I try to use the 3DS in Irrl...

I would like to rotate a mesh first 22.5°around the Z axis and then 90° around the Y axis. I tried this code: mesh->setRotation(irr::core::vector3df(0.0f, 90.0f, 22.5f)); The problem is that this rotates first around the Y axis and then around the Z axis, which is, if I'm not wrong, the same thing a...

I have a button in my program which allows the user to choose if the the scene should be light sensitive or not. But I can't find a quick way to change the light sensitivity of the whole scene at once. I tried this: sceneManager->getRootSceneNode()->setMaterialFlag(irr::video::EMF_LIGHTING, false); ...