Irrlicht Engine

I´d like to know surely. I´m making a little programming language which uses Irrlicht as its 3d-engine. I need also very powerful 2d features so I thought that MagicLibrary would fit the bill. Of course I can´t use it without permission. Thats why I have to know MagicLibrary´s license.

Hi all.

I´m wonderin what is Emil´s MagicLibrary´s licence? Could someone tell me?
Thank you.

1) You could use fog effect because your games genre allow it (imho). I mean that fog gets tighter the further you look at. With that, you can render only near meshes and far meshes won´t be rendered. That should optimize your code, and allow you to make much more meshes. 100-200 shoudn´t be a ...

First I´ll give you a very good advice: comment your code! I tried to solve your performance poblem... I didn´t undestand it because I had no idea, what those all pointers are supposed to do and where can I find all those class method declarations.. :D

But I think you could use octree for your ...

Take the state of your game (objects´ positions, learned spells, collected items, gained stats...) to file when ending.
When you are going to begin, just load the state from file and place your stuff using this data that you can get from the file.

Make your own key state class, which allows you to check key presses. You can apply my event-classes. They may help you: FILE

And the usage:
input::EventHandler eventHandle;

IrrlichtDevice* device = createDevice(video::EDT_OPENGL, core::dimension2d<s32>(640, 480),
16, false, false, false ...

You have to make some kind of structure into your file. Very simple example: // myConfig.myFile

playerId = 23
playerStartHp = 100
enemyCount = 77
maxEnemies = 500
enemyHp = 30
etc...
First argument is your variable and second (after = operator) is value. Then you have to make your own config-file ...

Or perhaps ms3d..

Another option could be using driver->draw3DLine.

EDIT: And yes, it is a programmer´s problem.

You have done the lightmapping right?
It seems that there is something wrong with your map´s lightmap.

You can´t make new instances from abstract class. So you have to derive your own shader-class using ShaderCallBack-class. That means that you have to override all pure virtual functions from ShaderCallBack-class.

I think that message is trying to tell you that you haven´t overrided ...

Ahhh!!! Excellent! Thx mate!:D
So I can use custom bones in Irrlicht 1.1 now?

It works now. Thanks mates!

So here is my problem: if I try to enable vsync using DIRECT3D9-device, it doesn´t work.

Can anyone tell me, what I have to do to enable that vsync?

I have made my own target like this: float accuracy = 2.0f;

// more definitions....


// and the code
if(running)
accuracy += 0.5f;
else
accuracy -= 0.2f;

if(accuracy < 2.0f) accuracy = 2.0f;
if(accuracy > 20.0f) accuracy = 20.0f;

if(shooting)
{
float value = random(0.0f, accuracy); // get the ...