Irrlicht Engine

ah thanks

well at the moment, in the GUI event management here is the relevant code:

if (id == 103)
{
listbox->addItem(L"File open");
openNewObject = guienv->addFileOpenDialog(L"Please choose a file.", true, 0, -1);
return true;
}

and in the main loop:
if(openNewObject != 0)
{
currentMesh = smgr ...

here it is:

i'm not sure! Im only new to irrlicht myself..
i guess you could just comment out that line?

have to include ../whatever/whatever/irrlicht/lib" as well i believe?

I dont know thats why im asking here!

I have dr. watson log file from the crash but it makes no sense to me.

:oops: probably just a silly thing I've done/forgotten anyway I was hoping it wouldnt come to this . . but here's a (small) pile of code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <irrlicht.h>
#include "definitions.h"

#pragma comment(lib, "Irrlicht.lib")

using namespace irr ...

thanks, I already knew irrlicht was easy to use

it would appear theyve made quite a bit of progress since irrlicht 0.6

Let the earlicking begin!

..bump?

Hey I came on here a while ago (i think around the time of irrlicht 0.6) and was told it wasnt really the best with doing outdoor / large open spaces

Has anything changed since then? Would it be suitable for such tasks now?

(specifically I'm looking at doing an RPG (not of the MMO variety!) that ...

hey people, just been messing with irrlicht to get to know the basics etc...

Im having some trouble with the following program - basically when i run it and click the "new window" button, it freezes and the windows error report message comes up (the graphical window closes, but the console window ...

basically i have a node that rotates when you press left/right and then want it to go forward/back when i press up/down, however I can't figure out how to move it forward/back relative to its current rotation.
:roll:
i have already searched thru the documentation and tried various ways but with no ...

...bump nobody likes me waaaaah

yeah I could, but right now, the player is just a camera floating around, you're suggesting I attach a node to the fps camera so I could just redirect the camera to the player-node's position?

It is a good workaround, i've been trying to find how the the addCameraSceneNodeFPS is build in the ...

couldnt you use the current position of the player character to set the new position of the FPS camera
im not sure but it sounds right ?