Irrlicht Wrapper Library
Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 1:39 am
I have put together a small, as of today, somewhat functioning wrapper library for Irrlicht.
When I first started using Irrlicht I found it too much to learn about. Especially, when you want to use in a class for college!
So this weekend I put together a set of functions that are useful but will grow over time, and I thought I would share it with you.
Site: http://irrlib.sourceforge.net/
API: http://irrlib.sourceforge.net/docs/index.html
Instead of posting to some website in a zip file, I setup a SVN so you could either look at it file by file or setup a SVN checkout on your computer.
Note: You need this: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ to setup a SVN checkout on your computer.
SVN Location: http://svn.datanethost.net/irrlib/
Note: You do NOT need a svn client to browse, you only need a web browser.
Its no where near completion, my ultimate goal is to integrate dozens of code snippets and a physics engine at the very least.
There will be simple examples in the SVN along with a book of sorts containing a (somewhat uptodate) record of all the functions.
Right now I am struggling to add functions for input, if someone would like to help me with that I will set them up with an account and we can work on it together. With that said, anyone who wants to add to it, I can setup a SVN account for you; the only reason why I don't allow anyone to add submissions to the SVN is to prevent abuse (which may change in the future).
When I first started using Irrlicht I found it too much to learn about. Especially, when you want to use in a class for college!
So this weekend I put together a set of functions that are useful but will grow over time, and I thought I would share it with you.
Site: http://irrlib.sourceforge.net/
API: http://irrlib.sourceforge.net/docs/index.html
Instead of posting to some website in a zip file, I setup a SVN so you could either look at it file by file or setup a SVN checkout on your computer.
Note: You need this: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ to setup a SVN checkout on your computer.
SVN Location: http://svn.datanethost.net/irrlib/
Note: You do NOT need a svn client to browse, you only need a web browser.
Its no where near completion, my ultimate goal is to integrate dozens of code snippets and a physics engine at the very least.
There will be simple examples in the SVN along with a book of sorts containing a (somewhat uptodate) record of all the functions.
Right now I am struggling to add functions for input, if someone would like to help me with that I will set them up with an account and we can work on it together. With that said, anyone who wants to add to it, I can setup a SVN account for you; the only reason why I don't allow anyone to add submissions to the SVN is to prevent abuse (which may change in the future).