irrEdit 0.7.1 released

Posted on:June 15 2007

I just released irrEdit 0.7.1. There are some useful changes and additions in it, one is a frequently user requested feature, a 3D grid:

It is a bit transparent by default, but this as well as its size and color is configurable. Other new features include the 3D sound scene node (using irrKlang of course), as I already showed using this video, or Ogre 1.4 .mesh loading support. Happy downloading.

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i can't wait to try it out... :-)

leo

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2007-06-15 09:12:00

This is starting to look really great, Niko! Keep up the good work!

3ddev

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2007-06-15 09:32:00

Looks like we will never see the source. Good work anyway.

Giacomo Graziosi

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2007-06-15 10:48:00

niko,
a question:
irrEdit is great, and I always see very nice scene (nicely modeled, and textured(!)). What model editor do you use for creating models and that open it in irrEdit. I know that Irrlicht support alot of models, but I don't know which models most supported (at least ability to import: mesh, texture coordinates and animation).

Please, give me advice: what editor? and what format of model files?

P.S.: sorry for possible offtopic.

Thank You.

greenya

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2007-06-15 11:47:00

giacomo: the source is available, for about a week now, but maybe not in the way you wanted: http://www.ambiera.com/irredit/source_and_more.html

erik

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2007-06-15 11:58:00

Looks like we will never see the Linux version. Good work anyway.

Research

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2007-06-15 17:39:00

Two suggestions
- remember last directory of opened model etc (including when restarting the program)
- option for smooth FPS camera. instead of moving in discrete steps

bubbles

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2007-06-15 18:52:00

btw, shouldnt the namespace be "klang", not "audio" ;)

halan

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2007-06-15 19:38:00

2nd for a Linux version of irrEdit... I don't want to reboot every time.

stef_

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2007-06-16 13:11:00

I reckon give Linux support a complete skip. Why would anyone want to use irrEdit on Linux??? I use Linux personally for many projects, but 3d anything is last on my list of things I want to do on Linux.

wtf

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2007-06-17 22:14:00

> Why would anyone want to use irrEdit on Linux???
Why would anyone want to use win32 for me...

stef_

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2007-06-18 11:06:00

I tried to quickly write a dirty linux version of irrEdit (even using wine), but the way currently Irrlicht uses rendering into mutliple windows doesn't work nicely with OpenGL. But I'll try again later.

niko

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2007-06-18 18:12:00