Just a little more thought on the subject. I think it is probably easy enough to just declare and raise an event from our handler, like this: (Sorry, it's in VB, let's all scream in unison...)
Class MyEventReceiver
Implements IEventReceiver
Public Event InputEvent(ByVal e As [Event])
Public ...
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- Sat Mar 11, 2006 6:37 pm
- Forum: Irrlicht.NET
- Topic: About movement - is it just me, or does it make no sense?
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- Forum: Irrlicht.NET
- Topic: About movement - is it just me, or does it make no sense?
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About movement - is it just me, or does it make no sense?
Hi guys,
First off, I am a total noob to Irrlicht, so pardon me if this is a stupid question or if I don't understand how things are supposed to work.
Having examined the .NET Hello World example, the first thing I wanted to implement was some extra input routines. So I followed the C++ tutorial ...
First off, I am a total noob to Irrlicht, so pardon me if this is a stupid question or if I don't understand how things are supposed to work.
Having examined the .NET Hello World example, the first thing I wanted to implement was some extra input routines. So I followed the C++ tutorial ...
- Sat Mar 11, 2006 3:06 am
- Forum: Beginners Help
- Topic: Total Noob, some quick questions
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Total Noob, some quick questions
Hi guys,
I'm totally new to Irrlicht - we're talking all of maybe 30 minutes. I am a .NEt programmer, so I am working with VB.NET and C# environments here, VS.NET IDE.
Anyway, the "Hello World" example leaves some things kind of unclear. For example, I can clearly use the mouse and some ...
I'm totally new to Irrlicht - we're talking all of maybe 30 minutes. I am a .NEt programmer, so I am working with VB.NET and C# environments here, VS.NET IDE.
Anyway, the "Hello World" example leaves some things kind of unclear. For example, I can clearly use the mouse and some ...