Irrlicht Engine

Hey all. Downloaded the 1.4beta and was testing it out for a new project of mine. everything compiles fine and works as intended, however the program wont actually CLOSE. the irrlicht window closes but the exe remains in the processes window (and i get a Premission Denied error if i try to recompile ...

great job on this porject RP! it's really moving along now...

and also, did i miss something but when did nick_japan fall off the face of the earth on this one? hmm.. but still keep up the great work RP

Acki, if the faces on the inside of the model were removed then wouldn't this still work? never tried it but i would think so.

Acki: there actualyl are break statements there, i just typed that out fast and mentioned above that it wasn't complete. :)

and when i run the debugger, it doesn't say anything.. the game doesn't crash anymore.. it just doesn't do what i tell it to do.


let me implement this code really quick like ...

Acki, i tried the code you posted there and the buttons stopped being pressed at all..

and im sure of the scenenum value as it is the same variable that is used to draw the buttons.

also the button IDs im using is 1 and 5 which are both IDs from the buttons i have set when i drew the buttons in ...

ok i realized that for some reason there was no longer a return value at all from OnEvent, so i added that and the buttons click now... however they don't preform the action that is indented of them.. more detailed look at my event handler is:


bool EventHand::OnEvent(SEvent event)
{
if(event ...

Hello all,

this is going to be kinda strange to explain so stay with me here.

I get no errors in my program, and im trying to build a game and at the moment im just working on the main menu but i was building it into a full program (i have state managers, etc.) So i built in the GUI and at first ...

You can make some code cross-platform using macros.

#ifdef WIN32
#define IPHYAPI __cdecl
#elsif
#define IPHYAPI
#endif

...

class CName {
void IPHYAPI someFunction();
}

...

void CName::someFunction()
{ }



you don't need __cdecl in the function definition but you can put it there, so if ...

well the scene manager has a clear() function
the GUI doesn't have a clear function like that so you will have to make a linked list of all the GUI elements that you have and then ->remove() them.

Killer, it's open source... the source code is included in the download.

that would work. but you may find it easier to pass by reference and using pointers so when you DO get more advanced with whatever project you are working on, you will be able to handle the device and what not alittle easier.. especially if for say you are using other header files you could ...

looking good Nick..

ugh...

ok i solved the issue.. it was with

RPGDevice *rpg = new RPGDevice;

void getRestart() const;

....


void RPGDevice::getRestart() const
{
return restart;
}



it is just checks to see if i need to restart the device.. there is a function that sets the restart if need be that just sets the restart = 1; and then closes the device but this isn't even used yet or ...

that comes when you compile the .a or when you compile your .exe? i think you need to relink your openGL stuff to your EXE project aswell..