Hello! Sry for sounding n00b or something, sense I'm not, but I'm damn happy sense:
IRRLICHT WORKS
Tis the first 3D Engine in any programming language (C... C++... C#...) that I got working, I had to use Blitz3D for my 3D needs until now! I've been constantly looking and looking for new 3D engines to try, I've looked at:
SharpGL
TrueVision3D
Pruple#
Axiom3D
And many more that I've lost track of!
And this is the first one I've been able to get to work! Even tho I only have the HelloWorld C# tutorial code working I'm going to look more into Irr-Licht and learn to spell it correctly without trying!
So hello Irr-Licht forum people and say hello to a new Space Game creator outside of Blitz3D!
Damn, looking at these forums now it looks like I'm not the only one that got a problem. I'm going to make a tutorial for people who want to use C# in SharpDevelop so people in the future won't have to stumble in the darkness. :<
Welcome.
Yeah, irrlicht actually works.
Dont fear C++. Its not as hard as it looks. I would even say that it its easier than blitz3D in some ways, not least because there such a huge load of tutorials and reference information out there. Also, being close to the metal makes it easier to understand what the hell your program is actually doing.
The advanced OOP features still make me a little nervous, but other than that I like it alot, and I only started learing it a couple of weeks ago.
Heh, thanks I will try to stick with C++ for awhile. Sadly the documention for C++ is a lot less friendly then the .NET one, in the .NET one you can look for something yourself OR search, but it seems like you HAVE to search in the non .NET one. :<
At anyrate, I got the sample code from the Dev-CPP tutorial to go into 800x600 fullscreen mode. It's a start. Also does anyone know if you can make primitives (spheres, cubes, cones) within IRRLicht? I really want to know if I can make Spheres but just using a command or not, because Spheres are one of the things that pushed me into IRRLicht believe it or not. o.O
Actually, no. There is a smgr->addTestNode() command wich makes a black cube, but other than that there are no primitives.
Unless someone has made some.
INM8 wrote:haha i hate C#, im a C++ user, but it seems many people love it, yes you should probably make a tutorial.
well: WELCOME TO THE WONDERFULL WORLD OF IRRLICHT! its irrlicht, not irr-licht lol, but oh well..
Dude why don’t you learn how to use the language and stop making these moronic remarks?
If you do not like C# fine keep your opinion to yourself, maybe other people are interested.
C++ it is.
It's a start. Also does anyone know if you can make primitives (spheres, cubes, cones) within IRRLicht? I really want to know if I can make Spheres but just using a command or not, because Spheres are one of the things that pushed me into IRRLicht believe it or not. o.O