Irrlicht Engine

Thank you for clarifying!

Looks like it works now!

Thanks again.

I don't get it... is nobody else getting the same error?

"Unknown Irrlicht Version !!!"

(see above)

Hi Acki,

I would like to compile Irrlicht with support for DirectX and your extensions also look nice.

When I tried to use your irrExtensions (just downloaded from your site) I got an error saying "Unknown Irrlicht version !!!".

What I did was.......

I went to http://abusoft.g0dsoft.com to ...

camera = smgr->addCameraSceneNode();

I believe you can only rotate that camera using the setTarget() function.
How would you know if setTarget(vector3df(0,0,0)) is working or not?
I thought that was the default heading of a camera???,
try setTarget(vector3df(100,500,-250));

I was told ...

Thanks stef_,

Although, I haven't got your code working yet...

As far as I 'knew' smgr->addCameraSceneNodeFPS() will still create a camera that 'looks at' the target. So an FPS camera with input disabled would be the same as a non-FPS camera? ... and setRotation won't work... am I mistaken?, you ...

You want a smooth animation at 1fps ??

Didn't know that existed....

Thanks LM,

I have re-learnt some trigonometry, tried a few things, I think this works for left-right rotation, still not very smooth but I think that is due to another area of my code.


vector3df target;
target.Z=cos(node->getRotation().X/(180/3.1416))*10;
target.X=sin(node->getRotation().X/(180 ...

I am not sure that I understand you correctly, but you can move the camera by using...

virtual void setPosition (const core::vector3df &newpos)

Like this -
camera.setPosition(core::vector3df(0,0,0));

Maybe this is what you want?

Ok,

I dont know much trig w/ cos and sin but this is what I came up with...


ICameraSceneNode* node = (ICameraSceneNode*)
NewtonBodyGetUserData(body);

if(node)
{
node->setPosition(mat.getTranslation()); // set position
node->setRotation(mat.getRotationDegrees()); // and rotation ...

Hi Guys,

Is there anyway I can rotate my ICameraSceneNode (not fps) using setRotation() ??

Currently it doesn't work because it always points to the "target" which doesn't seem to move with setRotation(). I have looked through the APIs but cant find anything to help.

I think I need to tell the ...