Irrlicht Engine

And how it should work? as i can see you get only w2 pos, but how do you get hight? :) i think this plan might be a bit clearer relating to how it recognizes, and it uses a mirror as a lens and do you write some image recognition program? there are some libs out there that do motion recognition... ...

Heiland wrote: main.cpp:(.text+0x4c): undefined reference to `irr::createDevice(irr::video::E_DRIVER_TYPE, irr::core::dimension2d<int> const&, unsigned int, bool, bool, bool, irr::IEventReceiver*, char const*)'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

have you linked it to libIrrlicht.a ?

It's more about the OBJ file format being in a different coordinate system, as Blender and others export it inverted correctly.

Imagine Photoshop or Blender with one of those?
I _NEED_ one!

When I export the model in .x, the texture will also be exported or I have to do the object with blender without texture and load it separately? For blender, if you put the texture in the same directory of your model, or the same relative path of your original model (for exampled, if you modeled th...

There's no way but to compile two different executables, one in each platform. Windows and Mac OS X executable file formats are quite different from each other even when you just compare PCs and Intel Macs, and PowerPC Macs are even more different, as they use a different processor architecture. And...

Brot wrote:Or are there some kind of Alphamaps?

Use .PNG textures with alpha transparency, and material type EMT_TRANSPARENT_ALPHA_CHANNEL

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Baal Cadar wrote:Using C style arrays in this context is just inflexible and troublesome. Prefer full functional containers like STL containers or the ones Irrlicht provides.

True indeed! I forgot about Irrlicht's containers...

Try giving the array more elements, like in:
IAnimatedMeshSceneNode* node[x];
where x is the number of elements you want in the array.

This would be the fixed-up code: IAnimatedMesh* mesh = smgr->getMesh("Objects/floor.x"); IAnimatedMeshSceneNode* node[1]; node[0] = smgr->addAnimatedMeshSceneNode( mesh ) ; // no need for braces here if (node[0]) { node[0]->setMaterialFlag(EMF_LIGHTING, false); node[0]->setPosition(vector3...

Arrays in C++ start from index 0, not 1, so an array with size 1 would have only the index 0, so to access it you'll need to change all references to node[1] to node[0] .
Hope it helped!

When drawing particles blending fails or some particles dissappear and then appear again (life time is great and speed is low so I can notice this). I can see all solid meshes through them, but I can't see some particles through other particles. Heh, I also can see particles and solid meshes (throu...

Actually the docs were incorrect (although the irrlua sample source code is right). The docs had: local myNode = irr.scene.createISceneNode(smgr:getRootSceneNode(), smgr, -1, myNode) I see... I haven't had any error using the same table in the arguments and at the assignment, but that might be beca...

Actually the docs were incorrect (although the irrlua sample source code is right). The docs had: local myNode = irr.scene.createISceneNode(smgr:getRootSceneNode(), smgr, -1, myNode) I see... I haven't had any error using the same table in the arguments and at the assignment, but that might be beca...