Irrlicht Engine

It seems like epic is still continue to use this method in UE4, as described in this page (the last sentence) http://docs.speedtree.com/doku.php?id=working_with_models_in_ue4 Also, I managed to found the screenshot which shows the "screen size" settings in UE4 to confirm this: http://i.img...

For collision part you can check whether the AABB (axis-aligned bounding boxes) are intersecting each other. depending on which trigger's AABB is intersected, then you activate it.

Hello! Good job there.

Just to point out that Unreal Engine actually uses this method for LOD (instead of camera-to-mesh distance). I know this coz' I was teaching UDK in university few years back.

I would suggest you to try several game engines first (unity, ue4, gamemaker, etc.), it will help you to understand how a game engine works before trying to make your own (most of the time you will be reinventing the wheels anyway). I personally used quite a number of game engine before, I just lear...

Vectrotek That's a really smooth SSAO :O

I've been learning 'raw' OpenGL 3 (core profile) lately and the math is driving me nuts xD

Wow really good visual quality there

Wheee thanks

Looks good. Should post it in screenshot competition thread haha

Use quaternion instead of vector3d to avoid gimbal lock issue

Found this screenshot in my backup drive. A level editor I did back in 2010 using vanila Irrlicht and Qt4. Not sure if old screenshot is allowed.

Really good work!

I get my ration of guru wisdom from time to time... Perhaps it could be a good time to start thinking about IRR 2.0... :roll: OGRE is preparing their ground for D3D12 and VULKAN on a similar basis AFAIK OGRE 2.1 beta already supports PBR materials, and some other new features. They rewrote part of ...

http://www.ogre3d.org Looks pretty good, though.