Irrlicht Engine

Hi, a short article was released today at freshmeat.
It covers the strengths and some lacks of Irrlicht : http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/1182/

fix for the IUnknown error was found, and no one wanted to give bucks. That's why...

Name: Larry Ficken LOL, you know what your name means in German :oops: I was born in 1980, living in good old Europe (Western Germany). I started programming with Turbo Pascal very late in 1997, tried Basic and a bad scripting language (RGH Profan) to make silly windows games ;) Now I am earning mo...

The Irrlicht license is less restrictive than the GPL, you may use it in GPL releases.
But you have to take care of the original copyright, which is possessed by the author of Irrlicht.

Two installer tools to make w32 setup executables:
http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/

This thread good stuff.

Something is wrong with your project settings?
Setup a new one, and follow the steps of the dev cpp tutorial on the irrlicht site.

If you want to to produce source code documentation of your Irrlicht programs with the highlight tool , you can use he following language definition. Just replace the content of the distributed c.lang file with this text: # C and C++ language definition file; supplied with Irrlicht class names # # A...

Ok, basically you need to know that you have to delete all objects which are results of createXxx-Methods.
But you have to know how to access methods by pointers, since almost every get Method of irrlicht returns pointers. You do not have to calculate with them, of course.

Hi, I just made my diploma the week before christmas.
Thats why I am not a frequent visitor of this forum
Just want to say that you should by all means finish your studies,
you already have proven that you are a very good coder.
Grade sells better than knowledge. Unfortunately.

You definitively need knowledge about pointer arithmethic.
Irrlicht uses it extensively.

I use rh9.0 too but they often distribute messy packages (like the inofficial gcc 2.9? in Redhat 7.2). In 9.0 Kdevelop 2.15 is messed up.
And it doesn't like my usb stick.

Instead of searching a free slot in the list, I would rather delete invalid bullets and create a new one when needed. Runtime behaviour improved from O(n) to O(c)