Irrlicht Engine

Ok it's more clear. The ISerialize interface allow you to serialize/unserialize data as you want. If your class contains pointer, it will be up to you to serialize them too. But this pointer (if it is a class) could inherit itself of this ISerialize interface. You would then in the functions seriali...

Ok see why you need the full image. Then when requesting the missing files, just store downloaded files. For this, a simple TCP connection with a while, a read from the file and a write to the socket with a buffer and you're done... I've never used Boost for network, in fact I always done my own net...

I want to keep the serialized object below 1400 bytes (fits into a char[1400]). If I were to use Cereal or Boost, would this complete the task? I don't know for Cereal, but Boost is a library containing a bunch of API to deal with different tasks... including networking. So I guess you want to send...

Hi,
You wrote CGUIFont, it isn't IGUIFont ? (Cannot find CGUIFont in the API documentation...)
I've tested your string "Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn" with the default font : And the output is correct.
Could you show the generated PNG you load ?

You're welcome.
By the way, 16 pixels padding was to small, texture bleeding start to show when looking far away.
I can store 9 textures of 256 * 256 pixels each with a padding of 42 pixels for each borders in one big image of 1024 * 1024.

When searching I found this article from Ogre3D's community: link . So I try the trick by using the following image, I decrease the number of different textures as I wanted to keep a size of 256 * 256 for each textures: https://preview.ibb.co/m5xYtv/terrain_anti_bleed.png And here a screenshot of th...

This is the way I implement it in my code. I add the half-pixel correction when I have U = 0.0f or V = 0.0f, and I subtract with U = 1.0f or V = 1.0f. Here the result when I zoom : https://preview.ibb.co/nxSzYv/glitch_halfpixel.png And if I look far away, blank line is shown, the far I look, the big...

Ok not a potential solution for what I was looking for... No optimization for me.
Thanks for the explanation, I'll definitively use this soon.

Hello ! I'm using simple S3DVertex to build my custom scene node... And when looking to Irrlicht's API, I fall on this class. As the documentation specify, the constructor looks like:   S3DVertex2TCoords(const core::vector3df& pos, const core::vector3df& normal, const SColor& color, cons...

I've tested to mess with the far/near camera views, but no change. Well in anyway, I can't rely on this as a solution as I need to fully control this parameter.
Here, the problem isn't about "merging" between multiple nodes, it is for each node, in each node...

I follow the tutorial on Shaders. I'm able to load vertex and pixel shaders files and apply the created material to my terrain scene node. I tested the shader with a piece of code doing a cel shading effect. So shaders compile and render properly. I force my texture by calling textureLod with a mipm...

... you can prevent it from reaching the lowest mip levels (when the textures start to mix between them) so you always have the looks of a single texture... So, actually, I have an half-pixel correction on the UV of my vertices, which fix the left-top borders. So for the others borders, I may use a...

Well, I'm lost... Adding a bit of padding won't increase the line problem ? Well I try to let one line of pixel on X and Y between each textures of the image... It gives me larger lines of blank. Also, I have no idea on how to manipulate the matrix of the texture... When I call buildTextureTransform...

I've check the way I export the image with Photoshop, in deed I was using bicubic or bilinear, I set it to "Keep details" with JPG and PNG formats. No change. Ok I'll try the half-pixel correction on the texture matrix... Just not sur how it works. The matrix describe to Irrlicht how to re...

I don't compute the texture matrix my self... So I've read the MSDN document and the StackOverflow post and I understand the purpose of the half-pixel correction. But from what I see on my terrain, I don't see how half-pixel correction would resolve this glitch? Because the lines of pixels unwanted ...