OnyxDarkKnight wrote:I know how to code, but I don't know if I can help you since this is entirely another engine and I'm not familiar with it. If simple coding knowledge is enough for me to help you, let me know and I'll try doing it from time to time.

I don't need any help right now, but I'll release the source code after I implement a few more things, along with instructions on what you need to set up your compiler.

I've finished my changes to the normal mapping shaders:

I created a new shader for the room meshes, here's how it looks like: It's just GLSL (OpenGL) for now, if anyone is willing to write HLSL (DirectX) shaders, let me know.

juanjpro wrote:

Irontaco wrote:Physics-related stuff sounds specially neat for this, having physics puzzles in SCP:CB or something in that style would expand the playability a lot.

I imagined the player being able to push 173 out of the way if it's blocking the door. The physics could be messed up in the pocket dimension as well.

Hm I can imagine the player being able to open some of the cabinets ingame to find things like unreadable documents, binders, folders, and other random props that can be thrown around as-well as some items.

Just a random thought tho.

Cridone wrote:Hm I can imagine the player being able to open some of the cabinets ingame to find things like unreadable documents, binders, folders, and other random props that can be thrown around as-well as some items.

Just a random thought tho.

Amnesia/Penumbra, anyone?

RusskiSam wrote:

Cridone wrote:Hm I can imagine the player being able to open some of the cabinets ingame to find things like unreadable documents, binders, folders, and other random props that can be thrown around as-well as some items.

Just a random thought tho.

Amnesia/Penumbra, anyone?

Just a little fact to point out, physic engines existed before those games. Same with games that had almost full interaction with the environment.

Working on implementing items+inventory.

I'm making changes to the irrDynamics wrapper to get rid of global stuff that would probably cause problems later on.

would it be possible to release a sort of dev test once it's got all the core functions? (i.e. inventory, a room with some non-scripted SCP-066s, and maybe 173. Oh yeah, and the two meters)

That Same Anon wrote:would it be possible to release a sort of dev test once it's got all the core functions? (i.e. inventory, a room with some non-scripted SCP-066s, and maybe 173. Oh yeah, and the two meters)

Or perhaps the source code so that people can help

Here are my assets and source code:
https://www.mediafire.com/?a8ag3gv9sj93d1a

This includes compiled libs and DLLs, and modified Irrlicht code. It shouldn't be too hard to set up.

Here's a new video:
[youtube]0xITwSLCFb8[/youtube]

Sorry for the video looking kinda crappy this time, I reduced the blurring effect a bit.

I'll create a repository on GitHub soon.

Great work, looks like its running nice and smoothly with the new physics and everything. By the way, assuming that your using the room I sent you, whats up with the textures? Did something break or is it just to do with the port and you haven't gotten to it yet?