Hello again.
I got everythings done with code in visual studio and then i choose defrag after compile, but nothing happens!! just blank grey screen!
Is iy suposed to be like this?
Blank screen?
in the console window behind the app's window I see "Unable..." in the last line !!!
so I suppose your programm doesn't find the mesh (or what else you're trying to load)...
be sure all assets can be found by the program !!!
always check the console output to be sure everything is loaded correctly !!!
and if you want help, then give as many information as you can, also code snippets are often usefull !!!
in this case we don't know nothing about what you're trying to do with the program, so we can only guess wild...
so I suppose your programm doesn't find the mesh (or what else you're trying to load)...
be sure all assets can be found by the program !!!
always check the console output to be sure everything is loaded correctly !!!
and if you want help, then give as many information as you can, also code snippets are often usefull !!!
in this case we don't know nothing about what you're trying to do with the program, so we can only guess wild...
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IrrExtensions:
http://abusoft.g0dsoft.com
try Stendhal a MORPG written in Java
Ahh i see, it says unable to open scene file "../../media/example.irr"
smgr->loadScene("Documents and settings/main/scenefile.irr:);
Is that how i should type it?
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smgr->loadScene("../../media/example.irr");
Sooo if i want to load my own Irr file (which i do have) how would i type it in that space? like?
Is that how i should type it?
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You need to load with the proper path from the working directory set. However, some compilers tend to start from a different directory than one might expect. You should try and start the app from the command line (where the current directory is the one you're in) or check the settings of the working directory for apps run from your IDE.