The tutorials are great with the codes for (mesh and terrain but it fails to tell you where to type it. could you tell me 
I NEED HELP
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Darkdragon8691
I NEED HELP
The tutorials are great with the codes for (mesh and terrain but it fails to tell you where to type it. could you tell me You type it into .CPP files and then compile those with a C++ compiler such as:
GNU GCC - My favorite.
MinGW - Based on GCC
MS's compiler - bleh.
Good luck.
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GNU GCC - My favorite.
MinGW - Based on GCC
MS's compiler - bleh.
Good luck.
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA STRAINS
Last edited by disanti on Thu Feb 24, 2011 10:38 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Darkdragon8691
Where exactly are the cpp files and c++ comiler
Where exactly are the cpp files and c++ comiler in the irrlicht folder 
OK, ordinarily I would ignore or berate this kind of question but I am feeling rather charitable today cause last night I got...ah nevermind that, anyway:
In the "examples" folder you'll find all of the source files (*.cpp and *.h) that is needed to compile the examples.
Irrlicht does not come with a compiler. You need to get that on your own.
I'm guessing that you don't really know what a compiler is.
A compiler takes the human readable code that you type into a *.cpp file and "compiles" it into machine readable code ( lots of ones and zeros )
That is what makes up your application.
As in the other post, check out the tools list, find yourself a compiler (for a begginer, I'd suggest "Dev-C++". Its free, and there are already project files set up for it in the examples folder ("examplename.dev")
In the "examples" folder you'll find all of the source files (*.cpp and *.h) that is needed to compile the examples.
Irrlicht does not come with a compiler. You need to get that on your own.
I'm guessing that you don't really know what a compiler is.
A compiler takes the human readable code that you type into a *.cpp file and "compiles" it into machine readable code ( lots of ones and zeros )
That is what makes up your application.
As in the other post, check out the tools list, find yourself a compiler (for a begginer, I'd suggest "Dev-C++". Its free, and there are already project files set up for it in the examples folder ("examplename.dev")