juanjpro wrote:-snip-
The lighting on dynamic objects is pretty bad, I'll implement deferred lighting and correct their intensity so they look right.

Shiiiny.. Lol

juanjpro wrote:

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The lighting on dynamic objects is pretty bad, I'll implement deferred lighting and correct their intensity so they look right.

Am I just imagining things, or does the lighting look tinted?

The lights in the start room have a slight reddish-orange tint.

Hey, this is god's work Juan. I just went to the repo today, and I'm going to try compiling it. I'm an ideas guy so I'll probably think of a badass idea, make one feature of it and then abandon it forever.

Looking forward to whatever you come up with.

juanjpro wrote:Looking forward to whatever you come up with.

Yeah, getting a compile error with Irrlicht though since I only have the DirectX SDK for 10 and above since I run Windows 10, and all the official SDKs have been removed by Microsoft, so I'll have to do some searching.

The project uses OpenGL. DirectX isn't needed at all, unless you're planning on rewriting the shaders in HLSL.

Edit: working lockrooms

juanjpro wrote:working lockrooms

Awesome!

You probably already explored the Irrlicht forums but I found some things that could be helpful

Shadows, SSAO and post-procesing effects. Considering the game mostly dark enviroments, Ambient Occlusion could be even more beneficial to the graphic aspect than actual shadows...
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/forum/v ... =6&t=30631

Deferred Lighting, particles and Varius kinds of mapping (Well, two, normal and parallax)
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/forum// ... 3&start=45

Shadow mapping is already implemented but it won't be used everywhere for the sake of performance. Normal mapping is already implemented.

I will try adding SSAO soon. I'll also add deferred lighting since that is really important for the lighting of dynamic objects. I can't get things to look right with just 4 lights.