Irrlicht Engine

There's nothing yet still to make them both work, unfortunately.

What can be simpler?

VIM + Makefiles are better than IDEs, believe me
Clicking here and there takes too much time. While when you type you know what to type. It's faster, better, and easier.

Haha, Doom sucked? Ah?
What have YOU done?
And UT sucks too? HAHAHA. You noob.

It also decreases the number of improvements/patches that can be done by regular users. Thus making engine less competitive. Thus making less developers to start with it
It doesn't if you're not windows guy only.
And ...

I'd like to make it use FreeType2, but I really don't get all this win32 api, so I want to know what it does.

Charsets.

There's no such thing in FreeType2. What you get in FreeType2 are glyph images from TTFont in UTF-16.
That is, suppose you get 0x0067 index, it's "g"
Suppose you get 0x0430 index ...

To me, Irrlicht development for the LINUX platform was always a waste of time. No market share
You punk get your hands off Linux!!!
Linux is supported by ID Software, Epic Games and some others.
So think twice before telling bullshit here :evil:

And making irrlicht platform-dependant code will ...

I want to thank all developers and patchers too
Although, I can't see real use of IrrXML, because there is a great bunch of xml tools already.
IrrKlang & IrrEdit on the other hand are useful
Thanks.

Lua, because it's small, easy and easily embeddable (with LuaBind + Boost).

Game chatting on IRC is really good idea.
I hope to see it some day as a separate class, so that every on-line irrlicht based game could use it
Keep it up!

Will the GUI editor be Irrlicht app? Or will you support wxGTK at last?

FMOD may be?

I can't see its key code.

Of course, you can't compile with a compiler made decades ago, hehe, especially "oudating each day microsoft's one"

I want to know if new GUI will support:
1) 4 button states like: inactive, active, pressed, under mouse;
2) control elements access through pressing Tab several times, i.e., switching among them with Tab key or smth;
3) multiline editbox.
Thanks.

This is a "FirstWindow" CEGUI demo rewritten in almost single file to help you start with CEGUI. Comments had been taken mostly from that very demo.
I used CEGUI SVN at the time of the writing. CEGUI-0.5 worked ok as well.
If you experience segfaults, recompile the whole CEGUI. If you can't compile ...