ogre and irrlicht thingy!!

[BlindSide]

But omaremad i think for you Horde3D would be nicer

If you think singletons are sexy...

[dlangdev]

Is this why you didn't take the Ogre road?

I can't gripe nor praise right now, I'm supposed to help someone deliver a working game in 2009, though.

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        // Create the targeting sphere
        Entity* targetEnt = mSceneMgr->createEntity("testray", "sphere.mesh");
        MaterialPtr mat = MaterialManager::getSingleton().create("targeter", 
            ResourceGroupManager::DEFAULT_RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME);
        Pass* pass = mat->getTechnique(0)->getPass(0);
        TextureUnitState* tex = pass->createTextureUnitState();
        tex->setColourOperationEx(LBX_SOURCE1, LBS_MANUAL, LBS_CURRENT, 
            ColourValue::Red);
        pass->setLightingEnabled(false);
        pass->setSceneBlending(SBT_ADD);
        pass->setDepthWriteEnabled(false);

[sudi]

http://www.squidoo.com/3D-engine-tutorials is a useful collection of sample apps in Ogre and Irrlicht, and it allows you to see both engines side by side.

That are three samples and the last one with displaying a model it says that it is hard to change a model position over time in irrlicht. i guess we should add The scenenode animator to the examples. or at least how to create a custome one just like with the scenenode.

[joshcryer]

http://www.squidoo.com/3D-engine-tutorials is a useful collection of sample apps in Ogre and Irrlicht, and it allows you to see both engines side by side.

That are three samples and the last one with displaying a model it says that it is hard to change a model position over time in irrlicht. i guess we should add The scenenode animator to the examples. or at least how to create a custome one just like with the scenenode.

That whole thing is messed up. He takes points from Irrlicht because at the time it didn't do what he wanted (which went beyond the simple "display and rotate a model").

I'm, of course, not taking sides here because if anyone knows me on IRC I have stated again and again that Ogre3D is the pro solution, but that Irrlicht is loads better as far as initialization, compillation, and inuitive use is concerned. Irrlicht is an all in one simplified solution. From my perspective, newbies should be more inclined to use Irrlicht while professionals would go with Ogre3D. That doesn't preclude Irrlicht from being pro/commercial and Ogre3D from being newbie friendly, of course.

[hybrid]

Well, the Irrlicht code is still not available, so how could we get any justification from this comparison? Right now it's just crap - although Irrlicht is voted the winner ATM

[sudi]

Well, the Irrlicht code is still not available, so how could we get any justification from this comparison? Right now it's just crap - although Irrlicht is voted the winner ATM

Here i coded a animator example..tried my best at documenting it

http://sudi.pastebin.com/f2cf8c528

[dlangdev]

I can't gripe nor praise right now, I'm supposed to help someone deliver a working game in 2009, though.

It looks like I will not be able to help this person as he mentioned something about NDA and I don't know the legal implications of an NDA. I might get in trouble later, so I may probably have to ask someone who is more knowledgeable with NDA.

[Dorth]

Non-Disclosure Agreement. Pretty standard in the industry. Learn to live with them or you'll lose a lot of (good) opportunities. Also, most NDA stop once the project is released.

[dlangdev]

Thanks for the reply, I'm not used to seeeing NDA, it's like "hey I have your a@@ right here"

But he looks so genuine and sincere as if he really wants to help me.

Thanks for clearing that up. I'll bring this up to him because I'm just doing him a favor.

[Raden Mu'az]

Some people use ogre because,
uhh...
...Isn't first impression is that important?

[roelor]

Im using irrlicht because im still learning c++ and Irrlicht looks very neat (codebased). And Ive gotten used to it before ogre.