Irrlicht Engine

Hmm... right under my nose the entire time. Thanks atcdevil.

Doubled my frame rate! Yay!

Sorry, that last post was me. Help plz!
EDIT: OK, the original post, anyways. I don't know where I'd find that setting. I looked everywhere (almost everywhere at least, I don't know where else to look). Does anybody know about this particular card?

If I'm not mistaken, there should be an option for setting the lightscenenode to cast shadows. I just had to do a clean install of windows and haven't yet downloaded irrlicht so I can't check the API for you. But I'm pretty sure it's there!

I assume you'd have to get the position of the object and the camera and then call a function like the following in order to get the angle to which you should rotate the object. function trueAngles (x1, y1, x2, y2 : int) : real % result an angle between 0 and 360 degrees if x1 not= x2 then if x1 < x...

Could that possibly be a result of the camera's FOV setting? Or did you already change that?

I know this is an old post and I apologize in advance for bringing it back up, but I had encountered a similar problem this morning. Just make sure you include the header you wanted to use before you include the irrlicht header. ie #include <vector> ... #include <irrlicht.h> That should work it out.

Is it possible? If I want to draw something that is square shaped (and vertically/horizontally symmetrical), can I just have one section of it in my image and then draw it four time but flipped? eg image: |\- -/| |/- -\| OK, that's an ugly image, but I never pretended to be good with ASCII art. Inst...

Thanks, that's much better.

But why don't the tutorials ever mention things like this? Light intensity and FOV, don't things like this get asked often?

I tried messing around with the lights a bit, looking at the SpecialFX tutorial and the API, and I was wondering if it's possible to control the range of the light. I mean, is it possible to have a light for which the strength of light cast on an object depends on it's distance to the source? (ie, f...

Oni was great! Well, do be honest, it could have done with alot of improvement. I'm not concerned with graphics that much but the gameplay could've been better (it sucked that you could take on a boss easily but still get beaten thoroughly by two or three 'weaker' enemies). My favourite aspects of t...

This is fantastic... just what I needed. Thanks alot, keless!

Name Nikolaos Coutsos (my first name means 'Victory of the People' :D ) Age 17.98 years olo. Unfortunately I only started programming at 14 or so, and it was a very crappy language. Location Ontario, Canada Interests Figuring out how to use Linux, making my Linux desktop sexier, programming/reading...

Thank you so much for that link l0calh05t, I can't believe I never checked sourceforge. **smacks forehead**

And there might even be Dev-Cpp for Linux -- have you looked? Yes, I like Dev-Cpp so I already looked into that, but it seems you can only get the Linux version if you buy the CD from Bloodshed. It's weird to see something free for Windows and not for Linux. Anyways, what are some of the advantages...

Anybody know of a good one? Please don't suggest KDevelop because, even though it came with my distro, I've somehow developed a hatred for KDE :P . I've also tried anjuta but couldn't get it to work. Anything? Worst case scenario I guess I'll just write the whole program in Dev-Cpp on my winxp (inte...