Irrlicht Engine

Geforce 7800 GT, ~720 FPS. Fantastic man!

Looks really cool B@z, I really like the second one.

I'd go with an Ogg Theora player personally, but that's just my two cents.

Let him do as he pleases - just because all have failed before him doesn't mean he will. Encouragement is what people need, not criticism. Even if he does fail - it will be a great learning experience. Good luck, TaMonKein and keep us posted with progress sir!

Just wanted to quickly jump in and say I really love this project and think you're doing a fantastic job! Keep up the good work sir.

Loadtime (from generated file): 2587

max fps: 293

avg. fps: 200

Well done!

Quite an excellent memory, Bal!

The screenshot is actually still hosted on the Irrlicht server:

http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/images/sotw/069.jpg

Even though its over a year old I haven't seen anything quite this professional done in Irrlicht yet.

Mr. Firefox...who may that be?

lmfao...

dude do you work for mozilla?

what kind of wierdo willingly advertises for companies everyone knows about and doesn't like?

let me guess... you think you are more secure using fire fox right? lmfao

So, because someone has a AIM screen-name in their signature, they MUST work for AOL ...

Just to note, your missing an "n" at the end of ennen.

Katoun, you can send it to me at mike.ennen[AT]gmail[DOT]com

Katoun, I am interested in seeing a binary example of your work, can you provide one (or can you, Alvaro)? I will be taking a look at the code, and seeing how it was done and possibly (if I can) make some improvements. I also want to add refraction/reflection shaders for the water, possibly as bools ...

Basically you want to loop it once, correct? Then you can do this:

for (int i = 0; weaponNode->getFrameNr() < weaponNode->TotalFrames(); i++)
{
weaponNode->setCurrentFrame(i);
}

TotalFrames isn't a real function in Irrlicht, I'm too lazy to look at the docs, but there you go

What he means is, create a while loop that checks what the current frame of the animation is and if it is greater than the last frame, it will stop animating, hence, playing once. Now my suggestion is to do this:


IAnimatedMeshSceneNode* mesh;

for (int i = 0; mesh->getFrameNr() < mesh ...