]]>compile it in 'release' mode it should generate a .lib file
then be sure it's named bullet.lib and copy it in 3rdparty/bullet/win32/
- or you need to compile 3rdparty/bullet/ as a lib and use it.
how would i go about doing that sorry i am still kinda new to compiling stuff
and about workflow i am probably going to stick with whatever i like after experimenting !
For the plugin vs manual use it's the same. For both there is multiple tools to make your game logic :
- using Behaviors (MBehavior)
- and/or using a customized Game class (MGame)
- and/or lua
the best is to combine the 3 :
- lua for very simple logic > manage triggers, open a door etc.
- Behaviors for re-usable logic > exemple in Water demo
- custom Game class for the global game logic, internal loops, AI etc
but it's possible the visual project is not up to date as we use scons first.
what don't you want to use the plugin system ? you can do all the same that manual use can do but still using the editor, by writing your own MGame derived class. You can even shortcut the rendering.
]]>]]>So where can i get a lib for bullet ? there is none as i searched
Another question i have is what will be the best workflow to use maratis with c++ (except the plugin system )
Edited:-Edited my stupid grammar