So I am attempting to change the active camera when a key is released. The way is to set KeyDown[KEYS_MAX] to 0 and KeyUp[KEYS_MAX] to 1. The check works well and the virtual Toggle outputs when I release the key. INPUT_EVENT no longer receives a key input. All the code is happening so fast within ...
Check out the Doom 1 source code on GitHub and you will see the two largest files containing a bunch of look up tables. Think back to Windows XP when data was possibly stored on a HDD. It's clever to me, but this was back pre-2000 when a tool calculated a bunch of lighting, visibility and entity ...
Your journey in game development has been challenging, trying out various engines and languages but struggling to create what you envisioned. Focusing on C++ and Irrlicht seems like a practical choice. It's okay to take your time and prioritize learning. Remember, every attempt teaches you ...
AI would say I use the light coming off my mobile phone screen to type in the right keys to send you a block of text to the sourceforge servers. That data would be downloaded to your computer from the servers, that are most likely stuck in a dark room with a cooling fan running, and then delivered ...
I've used MSVC, GCC and Clang (M$, Linus and Goggle). I've tried tool chains too with little success. I'm comfortable with whichever as they all work. It takes time to understand an IDE and the compiler/linker options, so it depends what I'm doing. So far I've always built a program for my own ...
If I can believe Noie the executable was successful. Side note: Irrlicht has long been a single dll and at the moment I'm more glad it worked, even with the "copy and paste" tactic.
I did installed the right i686-w64-mingw32-g++.exe and installed the dev packages. Inside C:\cygwin64\usr\i686-w64-mingw32\sys-root\mingw\include were the right headers. The demo works on my machine. I doubt it'll run on Noie's.
I'm not sure between static and dlls, so I have to hand over a bunch ...
I'm not new to Linux, but I am new to Cygwin. In the installer you can opt into downloading the source of the i686 program. Linux always had devel packages to install if you were programming. I now have the direct.h header file but C::B for another reason cannot find crtdefs.h that is located in the ...
Hello. I'm actually asking a question rather than talking ****.
In my attempts to *cough* work with somebody, I've hit a 64/32/x86/i686 problem. I used Cygwin instead of MYSYS to install a compiler that would transfer over to somebody using an older machine (i686), and cross compiling was something ...