Irrlicht Engine

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Because it's cross-platform ^_^, which is important for me, 'cause I've switched to Linux, but I need to work on apps designed for Windows...

I'd say MSVC, but it runs too darn slow on my stone-age pc .

My way failed :-/
After several hours of digging through arrays of pointers to pointers, i gave up.
Guess it's time too look through the Irrlicht code...

Hmmm... never thought of looking at Irrlicht's code :? I'll have to take a look at it... Anyway. I am currently attempting to implement an Octree for the geometry... In my class cOctreeNode, i have a static function BuildOctree that traverses through my loaded world, and builds a bounding box around...

How wonderful it is to be back here after so much time ^_^. Anyway, i've been writing a simple OpenGL 3D engine, and have come to a rather large problem: I need to organize all my world/entity data into bite-sized chunks, and render only the ones that a visible. The best part is, that I have no idea...

hmmm..... I don't know.... After installing the August2006DX9 SDK, ref_gl Compiled only with 35 warnings.... game compiled without any problems, except 1000+ warnings... ref_soft compiled with only 18 warnings, a huge improvement over VC++6 (wouldn't compile, 100+ errors) ctf compiled with 159 warni...

Okay.... I know this is a Irrlicht forum and all, but everywhere else ppl are vewy vewy unhelpful... I, as some people know, have recently gotten rid of VS6 and have switched to VC++ Express. And now I want to go back to Quake 2 Modding, but, When I try to compile the Q2 3.21 source code, I get 3021...

hmmm.... DirectX? WTH? Quake 2 uses OpenGL... But wait.. Ya... I see... DX is not only graphics, includes other stuffs as well.. kk, thx, luckily I have the august 2005 one already downloaded... (downloading it one my 56K would be overkill) and Vitek, technically, I DID ask... I was having problems ...

Must be my 2 years of Quake 2 modding...
and about that, Where the hell am i to find "dsound.h" (or something like that) that VC8EE caannot find?!?!?!
& vitek - if you could why didn't you?

Okay... I feel vewy, vewy dum-dum.... At the Microsoft forums they told me that it was all with the extension of the file... it was ".c" which compiles as a C file, and that does not support "#include <iostream>"; I needed to change the extension to ".cpp" and voila! ev...

Vewy, Vwey Strange.... Before, when using Code::Blocks on Win2K with 2003ToolKit and the same PSDK, I recieved the same errors, so I think that this has something to do with the includes in that... I'll try to re-order the stuff, speaking of that, where was the PSDK in your includes directories? At ...

If I create an Empty Win32 Console Application, and add the code there, I get the same errors... I have 8 different copies of iostream, but only 3 of them are in directories that are listed in VC's directories... And one of them is iostream.h, which is not used... so, I have one here: F:\Program Fil...

It's not that... The build does not get past the line: #include <iostream> EDIT: Just installed Dev-Cpp & the same program compiled without any errors... Probably the same if I install Code::Blocks and MinGW... So, for me this is isolated to VC2005Express... hmmm... There is something wrong with...

Hmmm.... I'm quite sure that that is not the problem, I think it's something related to the includes... But then again, i'm not the best person to ask about this... Any ideas? Another fact: Before installing WinXP, on Win2K, Code::Blocks with MinGW, Borland, and VCToolKit2003 had the same problems.....

Error 1 error C2143: syntax error : missing '{' before ':' f:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\include\cstdio 25 Error 2 error C2059: syntax error : ':' f:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\include\cstdio 25 Error 3 error C2143: syntax error : missing '{' before ':' f:\program fi...

Here we go... After installing Windows XP, Visual C++ Express Edition, Platform SDK, then having to rip out my hair to get my modem to work (windows refused to install the proper driver, and its own kinda didn't do the job...) registering C++ Express, being unable to access the benefits site and all...