do not loading .iir files

[wahagn]

make it so
irredit -> irrscene
irredit - > media (models and such)
and then copy your program directory
program -> irrscene
program -> media (models and such)

than i must put the irredit.exe in scene and media. And than i must put the program in scene and media but that don't work...

[jontan6]

what did you do exactly?

[dlangdev]

You know, you don't have to go far like set up your own directory structure and all that stuff. That's what you get when you try to do it your way, only to find out the program doesn't want to go your way.

And so, you're screwed.

Now, let's un-screw it, bring it back to where everything works like the celestial objects. Shall we?

Here it is, listen close, pay attention.

1) Don't even try changing the directory structure of irredit.
2) Work within that structure.
3) Just drop the files in the same directory where they should be.
4) Irr files will be located in their own directory.
5) texture files will be in their own directory.

That should be it.

[wahagn]

thank you ...

[wahagn]

i did it and it don't work::he can't open the textures... but why he can than open out of problems example.irr ? ... have anybody a othor good idee??

[rogerborg]

I'm not sure how many more ways we can say the same thing.

Look in irrEdit-1.4.2\scenes\example.irr, and search for texture name

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				<texture name="Texture1" value="textures/editor_defaults/default_texture.png" />

OK, see that path? "textures/editor_defaults/default_texture.png"?

If you open that .irr file in an Irrlicht application, then Irrlicht must search for that texture in that location relative to the Irrlicht application's working directory, not relative to the IrrEdit application (since the Irrlicht application has no way of knowing where that is).

This means that for it to be successfully loaded, there must be a textures/editor_defaults directory containing default_texture.png under the Irrlicht application's working directory, i.e. the directory containing the Irrlicht .exe executable file.

In short: if you load textures in IrrEdit from the "textures" directory, then copy that directory to the directory containing your Irrlicht .exe.

You have read the IrrEdit getting started tutorial, right?

[wahagn]

but i have did what the tutrial say i have in irrEdit-1.4.2/scene/darkwar.irr

an than i have copyed the folder texture to the folder 15.LoadIrrFile

and than change the name of smgr->loadScene to scene/darwar.irr

buuuut it don't work ....

[dlangdev]

How about....

1) Copy the executable (.exe) to the same directory where irredit.exe is located.

2) Run the newly copied executable from there.

3) Report back here.

[wahagn]

you mean the compilation.exe to irredit ??

[dlangdev]

Assuming compilation.exe is your demo game, you copy that over.

[wahagn]

it no longer needs because it does not succeed and I do not understand it also… I try ask on other sites. but thanks nevertheless for the attention

[rogerborg]

I don't think the problem is with our explanations.

[wahagn]

how you mean ?? what is the reason than??

[hybrid]

Well, there are always two sides involved, one who gives the advice and one who has to do as he was told. The first one was not the reason

[sudi]

u could simply change the working directory of irredit to your game dir. then it uses ur directory structure..