Irrlicht Engine

way to answer a spambot guys ^^

Well, it's worth mentioning that every time you're using casting, it's a bit as if you were mixing different measures (pints, meters, hours) and you should be wary that what you end up with is indeed what you were looking for. You might want float / int like you might want kilometers / hours, just t...

Sure, thanks for the quick update ^^

But do remember UDK is mainly a FPS engine and while you can use it for other things, it will not be easy nor as efficient in those aspects.

slytron, could you make your avatar a bit slimmer? It's wide enough to difform the forum, you could just crop the left.

Aw man, you didn't even read your private message? If you take a week or more to show up, at least check if you have a pm

A lot of real flare effects pop btw... Or at least, close enough to the human eye.

Dunno, but can't you raytrace from camera to "Sun", and disable the effect if the ray collides a non-transparent object in-between?

Can't you log the previous result and see if you can reproduce with a minimal number of fixed input?

Alright, you m8 are doing a wonderful job. I haven't seen the source, but I'd wager I'd be honored to work with you on any coding project. Thanks for keeping us up to date and carry on with the best of luck ^^

I dare say this is most likely the best current project open to this community, maybe only in competition with Spark, xEffects and CG integration.

Win 7 Ultimate 64bit
AMD Phenom II X4 955 Processor 3.20 Ghz
4 GB RAM
Radeon 4870 HD 1 gig

iteration = 8
fps = 34

iteration = 9
fps = 11

with a slightly dated version of Irr (dating from the split of 1.7 from svn, svn latest of that time)

Hey, you're asking for speculative work here. You can hardly complain.

So people that could use it and thus know how to use a proxy or such CAN get it, however, those that wouldn't use it for military purpose are the one unable to reach it? Great...

Also, wasn't this a german project?

If you don't want .NET dependencies, remove or don't check the "managed code" option in your project setting. This is what that option means. And no, it doesn't "suck", it's one of the best IDE out there, and while you may prefer another, please do not insult the work of hundreds...