Irrlicht Engine

Alright, i'm still getting familiar with Irrlicht, and i'm trying to write a GUI with more than 1 menu (which is what is included in the examples). Is the best way to go about this, is by creating an array of devices, and when i click a button for example, it closes 1 device and runs a new one? I kn...

THat worked. Thanks a lot

Stupid me... i was trying to just empty out the irrlicht folder and do it. I'll attempt to use my brain next time

When i try to use the new(er), SVN link (in linux), i'm always returned with this error... 'irrlicht' is already a working copy for a different URL I literally just made a shell script to get it for me everytime i run it... so i'm not sure what the deal is. I've tried running the command apart from ...

Alright, i'm writing stuff for Linux, but the compiled output of the Irrlicht Source is 30MB+... so i was going to go ahead and remove all of the other ways (other than OpenGL from rendering types, but i wasn't sure how difficult it was to do)... are there any other ways of adjusting the source to m...

Okay, that's what i thought. I thought i'd just have to just adjust since it didn't have a way of setting scope sizes up like that. Thanks for all the help.

Thanks for the info. My question though, about the scopes of arrays, was not how to declare arrays. But more of how you would translate the scopes themselves.

if you have (2 to 100) (in visual basic), how does that translate to c++? is the word 'to' still understood by the ide/compilier?

Alright, is it possible to use an OSX file created in VB, in a C++ program (if the program was designed to run on Linux)? I've been searching google, but i can't find a straight answer. Basically, what i'm looking at is using a socket that is already written instead of rewriting it myself, but i don...

Pretty self explanitory, just wondering if there was a way to set the window background image, same with button background images? I'm assuming there's a way to do it, but if there isn't i guess i can just draw the image, and check to see if it's clicked on?

Oh wow, i didn't notice that it was compiled that way. I just checked it... that's pretty awesome. Thanks a lot for pointing that out to me!

If i'm distributing to Linux, not windows, i would include the .a, not the .dll right?

Alright, i'm starting work on a game, using OpenGL with irrlicht (linux), and my question is, if/when i go to distribute the game, i only need to include the irrlicht.a file, right (aside from my individual files), i'm assuming that i won't need to include any other part of the source or anything?

Ok i've been playing with my "game" for a while and i can't seem to make any progress. I've been trying to look at other games/framework, and not one of them has even compiled correctly (IrrWizard, Ice3, a few others). I'm having a hard time getting better, because i can't study code that ...

i know that this topic is a bit... old. i decided i'd try my luck with this rather then start completely from scratch. I get so many errors just trying to compile it though. I dont know how to fix any of them. Is there a WORKING framework/skeleton out there that i can use, cause everything i find do...

eh. i tried using the IrrWizard. I only ever got errors with the skeletons. So i guess i'll just keep working with it until i get it figured out. thanks guys

Maybe it's me. Maybe i'm just stupid (which is probably the case). When i run demo... it starts with a very short loading screen, and then it does a camera fly around thing... and then it drops me into a quake level. No GUI. I can see wher e the code is, and i can almost grasp the general idea. But ...