Irrlicht Engine

I'll try to migrate to 1.9. Anyway, if I do "ndk-build" in the "source" -> "Android" directory, compiler complains about "error: no member named 'EDT_DIRECT3D8' in namespace 'irr::video'; did you mean 'EDT_DIRECT3D9'?" because "EDT_DIRECT3D8" became "DEPRECATED_EDT_DIRECT3D8_NO_LONGER_EXISTS". Code ...

Hi at all! I was trying to compile my application for Android. I'm using Irrlicht 1.8 and I noticed that the "ogl-es" branch has skipped some versions, I think...
Basically, my application uses MRTs and I use the "RenderTexture" member of "IRenderTarget", but in "ogl-es" this file is completely ...

Thanks for all! You are very kind person.

I encoutered another problem, which seems to be a bug:

- I have a irr::core::array of IRenderTarget, called sceneRtts.
- I have a ITexture* where I render the GUI coming from IGUIEnvironment, called guiRtt.

All of the above textures comes from ...

Where did you read that?
Here is NOT specified:
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/docu/cl ... 1e8a26109c
Nor in the SDK!

Also it's "enableMaterial2D", not "enableInitMaterial2D"

Don't worry. I managed to render all the GUI elements on a separate, but common, render target. Then I pass it to my shader which renders the scene in the window, so it's not affected by post-processing effects.
Thanks anyway!

Hi! I tried to do the following:


driver = device->getVideoDriver();
driver->getMaterial2D().MaterialType = (E_MATERIAL_TYPE)renderer2DMaterial;
driver->getMaterial2D().TextureLayer[0].BilinearFilter = true;
driver->getMaterial2D().AntiAliasing = EAAM_FULL_BASIC;
driver->enableMaterial2D(true ...

Thanks!!

Hi, and thanks for the answer! This surely helps, but I can't override the material without knowing what the original one does. I mean, I think vertex and fragment shaders do something not trivial, like transformations and so on... I should look at Irrlicht source code.
Do you have some clue about ...

Hi at all! I'm working on my game made with Irrlicht 1.8.4.

I implemented multiple render targets. I use OpenGL as a back-end.
I can control in which render target should the fragment go.
In every shader I output the albedo color in gl_FragData[0] and another color buffer in gl_FragData[1]. You ...