Irrlicht Engine

class CLMMLoader : public IMeshLoader { public: //! constructor CLMMLoader(video::IVideoDriver* driver); //! destructor virtual ~CLMMLoader(); //! returns true if the file maybe is able to be loaded by this class //! based on the file extension (e.g. ".cob") virtual bool isALoadableFileEx...

I have a question about banning/kicking peers... Would it be safe to use peer->address.host for such purposes or can someone else have the same address.host and be from a different network?

IImage* m = driver->createImageFromFile("file");


Don't forget to m->drop() when you're finished with it.

Well start by telling us how it doesn't work, and then show your code surrounding it and where you're rendering it.

That's an impressive, large terrain in your video. Hope to see more of this.

The link to the source was dead, so I couldn't compile it to be used with 1.4. Works like a charm with 1.1 and I have no problem stepping back a bit.

Unfortunately it looks like I'll have to downgrade to Irrlicht v1.1 to use it. This should be fine though since I'll mostly only be using 2d functions. Sample application crashes with latest SVN so I'll try 1.1 when I get home. Hopefully I can get this to work, I really haven't enjoyed my adventures...

Well I was going to attempt to pick this up since I was enlightened with this post : http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11455&highlight=draw2dimagerotation But I can't seem to get it to work. Here is my test application.. Using latest SVN #include <Irrlicht.h> #pragma comment...

The only way i can think of it being legal is if you made all your own media, nothing being ripped or used from any previous pokemon game ever. This includes artwork, textures, models, sounds, etc. I still don't think that is legal though. Fan games are generally a bad idea, but most people don't co...

Yeah I'll probably go with that sooner or later. I haven't slept in forever though so I need to rejuvenate.

If anyone's interested I'll extend this project, but I'm done with it for now.

Some ridiculous game where animals with ridiculous proportions blow each other up. 2d. Kinda like Worms except with cats, dogs, and probably cows. Edit! Ouch, just realized I can't rotate 2d images with Irrlicht unless I code something which will be ridiculously annoying. Time to start, get frustrat...

Sorry I just got finished and was really excited. I'll make something more appealing later.

Edit: Only made it with Irrlicht because my next probably-going-to-be-deleted project is using it.

Well, considering Irrlicht is used primarily for 3d purposes, I doubt that this will be useful to anyone. Here is my simple Box2d wrapper for Irrlicht. I guess I'll call it IrrBox2d just to be like everyone else Example: #include <IrrBox2d.h> using namespace irr; using namespace core; using namespac...