Irrlicht Engine

Thank you kindly, gentlemen! I will try that.

Hi, long time no write. I thought about using Irrlicht for this particular game design challenge: http://lostgarden.com/2008/06/shade-game-design-challenge.html As you can see, it is all about shadows. So, while I might try to implement separate calculations of the shadow zone in game, I would like ...

Too late, guys.

They are faster than lightning, I swear. Have a look at this :

http://pspupdates.qj.net/Great-new-3D-E ... /aid/59434

Can't wait to try it.

Hi, I am writing this just to share the idea I've had. I think you all know what PSP is - Playstation Portable, a very powerful handheld console. Among other things, it is possible to write programs for it, using unofficial PSPSDK. Since the console has very powerful 3D acceleration (for a handheld,...

I would like to have my node rotated in absolute coordinates but when I use

Node -> setRotation(some_vector)

then it is rotated only in relative coordinates. I checked API, but haven't found any appropriate funciton hence the question.

hmm.. not quite, but still experimenting... Thanks for your contribution nevertheless.

Well, my code was pretty similar, but I copy-pasted yours just in case. And unfortunately the same error persists : when I click the "Reset scene" button, there is a split second blink, when the scene is reset (I can see that the camera and objects come to their initial positions), and the...

Excellent job, Vitek!

It is a very good, utilisable and flexible piece of code. My compliments and my thanks!

No, the values passed are correct, but just after that something strange happens, as if the camera go invalidated.

Any suggestions someone?

Hello again, I tried to write a code in my program that would remember the first position and target of the camera, and if user clicks the button called 'Reset' it resets (duh) the camera to that starting position. First part of code : smgr->addCameraSceneNodeMaya(); CameraStartPos = Device->getScen...

No, my solution of just verifying whether the window exists before using pointers to the static tex elements contained within works fine for me and I don't want to limit users' freedom by explicitely forbidding them to close the window.

But thanks anyway for your sugestion.

Okay, so I thought, but hoped maybe there was a trick or I missed something.

Thanks for the answers.

You're right, I thought about that too, but forgot to write it here.

Thanks for your contribution.

I am sorry Vitek, but I haven't checked your solution yet - some other wok piled up, so I will probably approach the problem on Monday. I'll let you know about the progress though and whether it worked or not. Hmm, it is not only Czech - in Polish it is Witek, written with double-u, but pronounced i...

Hello, It's me again with yet another lame question! *generall sigh from people reading this* I would like to ask whether it is possible to have some simple method of applying alpha (opacity) to a Scene Node. Say, SomeNode->setAlpha(125); I am just using basic cubes (AddTestSceneNode) to represent i...