Irrlicht Engine

Huh? Why is camera moving going to affect anything (Lights yes, but not camera...)

You can try the Volume scene node that got added by Varmint a while back.

But hybrid, the implementations already allow for other primitive types, it's just the meshbuffer interface doesn't allow for it... It's fairly simple to modify to allow for lineloops (Although currently in DX theres no "loopback" from last point to first point). EDIT: To clarify, (Using O...

No offence to BlindSide's XEffects Ok you didn't have to mention mine if you didn't use it :P PS: To be a bit useful rather than just argue about libraries, I provide you my old implementation which I worked closely with Luke to develop: http://irrlichtirc.g0dsoft.com/BlindSide/HWSkin.zip (It's ver...

Although I still don't understand why (can anyone explain it to me?)... in the shader I clamped the texture coordinates to 0..1 so I don't understand why there was still a wraparound... I can't 100% answer why but I think it's related to bilinear filtering. So even if you are accessing the very edg...

This is a well known issue. RTT in OpenGL are flipped, so just flip your texcoords in the shaders (1.0 - texcoord.y) when you're working with them.

Check out scene::ISkinnedMesh::useAnimationFrom it can probably help you.

So you would have unanimated versions of your items (But rigged, just one keyframe!) and a single mesh containing the animation, which is rigged to the same bones.

Virion wrote:Irrlicht spotted in a game pitch competition!!!

Haha awesome, nice work mate!

I might not be able to continue the project because I have some other works to do.

=( What else you have in mind?

I think it looks great. I'm a little confused about the transition from light to dark however. If you are staring at a dark area for a long time, and you look at a bright area, it should be REALLY bright and then fade down to normal brightness. In your video towards the end, it looks like the exact ...

I've been trying to get my "sun" to cast bluish shadows as in real life - that's why shadows on a white wall (or snow etc) appear almost blue rather than gray. As far as I can tell, XEffects will produce this shadow color only if you tint the light bluish, or perhaps add a second light wh...

Holy necro batman

Or exploit the dot product by doing: acos(v1.normalize().dotProduct(v2.normalize())) to get the angle between the vectors. acos returns angles in radians, so divide by pi and multiply by 180 to get degrees. Oh yes, do this instead, just remember it's important to normalize like in his example other...

Grab the camera you are using (ICameraSceneNode) and use getViewFrustum() to get the current view frustum (SViewFrustum). Then create 2 vectors (vector3df), v1 = (camera position - viewFrustum.getFarLeftUp()) and v2 (camera position - viewFrustum.getFarLeftDown()) and get the angle between these two...

Check out the water demo in my XEffects package: http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=30631

Pretty much what everyone else said