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//! renders the node.
void CSkyBoxSceneNode::render()
{
video::IVideoDriver* driver = SceneManager->getVideoDriver();
scene::ICameraSceneNode* camera = SceneManager->getActiveCamera();
if (!camera || !driver)
return;
//core::matrix4 mat;
core::matrix4 mat = AbsoluteTransformation;
mat.setTranslation(camera->getAbsolutePosition());
driver->setTransform(video::ETS_WORLD, mat);
for (s32 i=0; i<6; ++i)
{
driver->setMaterial(Material[i]);
driver->drawIndexedTriangleList(&Vertices[i*4], 4, Indices, 2);
}
}
woah, i had no idea that the next release would be so extensively modified. That is great.cmoibenlepro wrote:Of course we need to be patient...
But I think that 0.13 will be great!
I'm looking forward for the new rendering engine:
http://www.irrlicht3d.org/playground/compare.jpg
and anisiotropic filtering:
http://www.irrlicht3d.org/images/anisot ... tering.jpg
That will rocks!
But we should be patient, implementing new features takes time...
not just that hes rewritten the whole rendering:GFXstyLER wrote:well, we can have anisotropic filtering since irrlicht 0.1, just activate it in your graphic cards driver
but nice to see that its integrated in irrlicht, though. but if that is all what irrlicht 0.13 will have on new features, im very disappointed. but hey does not matter that much, irrlicht is free and i can try to modify it to my needs hehe
among other things for 0.13. and im not sure but i think he might have integrated a screenshot function as well.niko wrote:Most people know that the rendering quality of the Irrlicht 3D engine is very low and below the standard of other popular engines. That's because image quality was never a goal when I started developing Irrlicht. In fact, Irrlicht originally only was able to handle 16 bit data. This has been improved, but Irrlicht 3D scenes still look ugly. But in spite of this Irrlicht is one of the most popular 3D engines anyway. So, what if I improved rendering quality? The last few weeks I've played around with this, and it looks it will become a big feature of the next release.
The first pair of images shows antialiasing, this is implemented in Irrlicht since some versions. All other stuff is new. Basicly these are results of enhancements to the internal precision, better and new filters and so on. I've also uploaded a big image showing a screenshot of the current ugly version and a shot of the upcoming release, which shows the difference quite well.
No - and I don't know when the next release will be out.