Irrlicht Engine

Well, thanks a lot, it worked.
Setting GL_UNPACK_ALIGNEMENT to 1 did the job.
I'm pretty ashamed of myself as the skewed image should have been a telltale sign of bad alignment.
Still, I'll most likely have to pad the bytes at some points, as I've read that changing GL_UNPACK_ALIGNEMENT isn't really ...

Hi, I know it's not related to irrlicht and probably not that ok to ask but from past experience I know the poeple here are pretty knowledgeable, so I'm asking for a little help.

I'm currently working on a project and have pretty much hit a wall trying to load this jpg file using jpeglib (version ...

Since when does making a kermit implementation say everything about you... or your skills. The computer oriented subjects, I can handle for the most part (I'll force-study if I have to).

What I really have problems with are math, physics, electronics, etc.

EDIT:
It sounds bad but all/most of my ...

Good for you. At least you're finishing. BTW, how did you pass the mathematics and physics exams at your college?

I just realized tonight that I'm 20 years old and most of the projects that I made NOW should have been done when I was 15 - 17. Not only that, but my college major is "Failling Exams", having failed 8 exams (5 medical issues, 3 actual failures), I don't know DirectX or OpenGL further than making a ...

At least he had 40$...

Thanks for the advice. I know the problem resides in the RAM. It's either the DIMM or the MB itself.

I just (well, actually two weeks ago) got myself a full upgrade.
MB: K8M800 Micro AM2
Proc: AMD Sempron LE1150
RAM: Zeppelin
HD: Western Digital (SATA) 80 GB (can't remember model)
I kept the video card, an "old" 5200 FX (AGP).

Well, now the fun part started. I installed windows and, first thing it ...

@hybrid: Thanks, this was really dumb of me.
So, it's four colors, one for each point in the rect I guess...

here you go, now it works in irrlicht 1.4. That is, if anyone wants it.
http://rapidshare.com/files/100444358/I ... e.zip.html

I'm really having a problem with

IVideoDriver


m_pDriver->draw2DImage(windowskin, rect<s32>(x, y+6, x+6, tempY-6), irr::core::rect<irr::s32>(LT_LIN_ST_X, LT_LIN_ST_Y, LT_LIN_END_X, LT_LIN_END_Y), 0, wincolor, true);


I know that the method
virtual void irr::video::IVideoDriver::draw2DImage ...

I tried to optimize your code (if else part). Sorry if this was useless.


core::vector3d<f32> nearest;

for (int i=0;i<6;i++)
{
nearest.X = tbox.MaxEdge.X;
if(cam->getViewFrustrum()->planes[i].Normal.X <= 0)
nearest.X = tbox.MinEdge.X;

nearest.Y = tbox.MaxEdge.Y;
if(cam ...

So I can store the AnimatedMesh in any (logical) way I can think of, the only issue being the actual reading of the file? Ok, thanks for the explanation.

I've seen the source to about 5-6 loaders and they have almost nothing in common, so what are the steps in creating an Irrlicht mesh loader?

I need to get a block of text into memory and for that i'd use
text=(char**)realloc(text, no_lines*sizeof(char*));
text[no_lines]=(char*)malloc(max_line_width*sizeof(char));

however when I try

text=(char**)realloc(text, 8*sizeof(char*));
text[0]="test";

it crashes. does anyone know an efficient ...