Irrlicht Engine

Not all of them, but probably most of the linker error issues.

I'm still getting the assert at found[0] [1] [2]. Maybe it's because I'm dealing with an ITerrainSceneNode?

vector3df intersection;
triangle3df hitTriangle;
line3df ray = mCollisionManager->getRayFromScreenCoordinates(vector2di(event.MouseInput.X, event.MouseInput.Y), mCamera);
mMapTerrain ...

Well, since I'm getting a breakpoint at assert(found[0] && etc), I'm going to assume I didn't get the vertices and tcoords correctly...

S3DVertex2TCoords* coords = (S3DVertex2TCoords*)mMapTerrain->getMesh()->getMeshBuffer(0)->getVertices();

array<vector3df> vertices;
for(u32 i = 0; i ...

I'm shooting a ray from the camera and obtaining an intersection point on an ITerrainSceneNode

The texture that I want to interact with is 1024x1024, while the heightmap is scaled to (40, 1, 40) and is a 257x257

So far I have

TextureY = 1024-(intersection.X+4)/40;
TextureX = (intersection.Z+4)/40 ...

Thanks for the pointers. I've gotta stop writing code when I've been up for so long

Fixes posted.

.h

#pragma once

#include <irrlicht.h>
using namespace irr;
using namespace core;
using namespace scene;
using namespace video;
using namespace gui;
using namespace io;

class CSceneNodeAnimatorCameraRTS : public ISceneNodeAnimator
{
public:
CSceneNodeAnimatorCameraRTS(f32 pMoveSpeed = 5.0f, bool ...

I suppose I didn't . Thanks again for your help. I'm pretty much God awful with anything concerning textures or meshes.

EDIT: i guess you cant use this code directly for your propose because it generates m-textures (one texture for every possible selectionstate) but you only need one texture. So you have to modify it.

I'm hoping to support a four player hotseat, so the amount of textures stored would be pretty ...

Thanks! With your code I was able to lay out territory borders.

Unfortunately, I'm still unsure of how to fill in each territory with the color of whoever owns it... A floodfill method on the 2d image perhaps? Not sure how fast/slow that would be for real-time rendering.


Edit: Also, could you ...

Demonstration of what I'm trying to achieve :
http://www.clanlib.org/gfx/screenshots/large/dicewar.png

What would be the best way to implement something like the colored terrain? The color is the players color, and it shows that they control the territory. I'm quite lost in how to draw a color over ...

I think he means like this : http://xbox.kombo.com/images/media/oblivion_002.jpg

Those mountains aren't the skybox, you can actually go climb them.

I remember that game. Used to be one of my favorites, but I forgot it used hexagon grids for that sort of thing. Maybe this'll get more application than I'm expecting.

In the state system I use for my projects (not that any ever get finished :D), this is how I do it


IGameState - pure virtual interface for states to inherit, also holds enums for states
-CExampleState - state that inherits IGameState



CStateManager.cpp - in CStateManager m_pCurrentState is a ...

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphics/hexagonal_part1.aspx
and
http://www.deliciousjesus.com/wp-content/uploads/Hexagon%20Grid.rar

Thanks for sharing, but mind the links, it's not that hard ^^

I'd been up for far too long and couldn't remember how to do that. Thanks!


I used this kind of ...

It's because you're not looking at the wall straight-on I think. Billboards allways face the camera, and that would result in half of the billboard going through the wall.