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Did you add a LookAt behavior on your trylare model in the editor ?
and is it the first behavior in the list (0 in the function access the first behavior of the object)

if trylare having a parent it is linked to ? a parent link might conflict with the look-at.

Vegas : it's because the look at is using the Z axis (the one originally used by camera),
but to not have to re-export the character, use an invisible box and link your character to it.

Par : I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
Check first if the collision is detected, then check if your player name is "player" in the editor,
and that sensor is having a collision shape (in ghost mode I guess).

The code is corrected on svn, but I won't build it before the next version is ready,
you can build it yourself by installing a compiler (visual studio for windows, or gcc for unix), python and scons and by getting the code from svn.

Your script is good, the problem comes from Maratis, I just found a bug.
The 3rd argument with the object was not implemented correctly in the code... oups

You add the object you want to test as last parameter :

point = rayHit(start, end, object)
if point then
    -- you hit "object"
end

I'm thinking to something, open "MiOSStandardRenderer.cpp"

int the function "MStandardRenderer::createShadowLight(MOLight * light)"

there is two lines like that :
render->texImage(0, shadowQuality, shadowQuality, M_UINT, M_DEPTH, 0);

can you try by replacing M_UINT by M_USHORT in case the hardware only supports 16bits depth texture ?

If it works I will update it on svn.

cool, thanks.

I hope the svn version will now be ok for new users.

Hi,

I have it running on simulator 4.3 with xcode 3.2.6.

Can you check if the files in the Ressources are not broken ?
It should have the Demo project with the maps/ meshs/ etc

not necessary weight paint, use vertex groups, you can have exactly the same result.

For example, the torso of your robot :

1 : Object Modifiers tab > in the Armature modifier, select 'Armature' in the 'Object' field
2 : Object Data tab > add a vertex group with the name of the bone you want to skin the vertex group, here "Bone"
3 : go to edit mode > select all vertices of the torso > clic on 'assign' in the vertex group

do that for every piece of the robot.

Hi,

the engine doesn't have a integrated feature for reading video.

But you can use a 3rdparty library, like libtheora (to read ogg theora video) : http://www.theora.org/
I did it for a project some years ago, unfortunately I don't have the code anymore.

You read the stream and send the result to a texture using MRenderingContext

Or using FFMpeg maybe, but I never tried : http://ffmpeg.org/

You have to understand that rayHit is like a laser detector in a spy film :

You have to give it the first point and the last point, and if something touch it it detect the intersection.