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These may be enough, just make sure resources.cfg contains all the resources you need, and in the correct group. The Ogre log may display the actual resource that fails.

There are some config files where the executable is. You are probably missing them

OGRE 1.x MSVC SDK master snapshot
DLL's seem to be 64 bit, but the libs are x86

Why would anyone use 32 bit?

What the title says. It is advertised as 64 bit, but it's build as x86. Can you provide a 64bit sdk?

You must have OIS_DIR pointing to the folder where the cmake file is.

updateGpuProgramParameters receives a pass, I don't have a pass. The pass already has the parameters set. I have a vertex program created like this: mVertexProgram = Ogre::HighLevelGpuProgramManager::getSingleton().createProgram( "MyGUI_VP.glsl", OgreDataManager::getInstance().getGroup(), "glsl", Og...

I see this function is deprecated. What can I use instead. I need it for myGUI, when rendering I must flip on the Y axis, only when rendering to texture. My shader works for everything thing else, but when rendering to texture the image is flipped. One option I'm looking at is using: mRenderSystem->...

What about thread and datetime? Are those required or is cmake reading something wrong from the configuration files?

I've tried that. VS 2017, 64 bit, no boost, only OpenGL3+. I get lots of missing boost includes/libs, a lot of errors related to missing operator * on Vector classes, and many others. That's after fumbling with CMake for 3-4 hours to get it to generate the project. I only need a terrain editor, even...

Does someone have an Ogitor build that works with Ogre 1.10? I'm tired of fixing build issues ....

Some info here I think resource groups are just ways to group resources, as the name says, so you can load/unload them when needed. As for the rendering error, I guess Ogre needs some basic resources itself, and the exception is probably triggered later when it tries to use some missing resource. T...

I may be way of base, but I think DotScene is just some manager that is able to load ".scene" files, and may not be supported anymore. As the scene file is an xml or something, it should be relatively easy to parse it yourself. I, for one, never used it, you usually need more that Ogre entities, lig...

It seems that the sample is broken. I would guess that some model doesn't have tangents on it. It seems like a lot of trouble for you to just fix the sample... unless you really want to use that sample for something.

Model is attached to a SceneNode. Use the methods of that node to rotate/scale/etc. Same with camera.

Elendil wrote: And I want to know, if Ogre is able to make smooth the difference between objects and make it looks like on second image.

There is no default component to do what you want AFAIK.

Not sure what you're getting at? Ogre's own terrain system splits the mesh in multiple chunks. The inaccuracies between chunks are masked by "skirts", meaning just a vertical border going down. You can sometimes see the skirts, but only in certain spots and if you look very, very closely at the terr...

1. Most seem to be accurate for 1.7, maybe 1.8, but it should be good enough if you don't do something very strange. 2. The is short reply to a similar question on the forum, Sinbad recommended using the stencil buffer to cut holes in terrain (not sure what that means). 3. ??? 4. This is an endless ...

Are there any GUI solutions that support Ogre using the OpenGL3+ renderer?

Find a game engine. It's too much work to make the game and the engine.

What build errors do you have?

Transparent means you see what's behind it. If there's nothing behind ....

You should display the shadow texture on an overlay or something, to see if it looks ok. Also post your shadow set-up, maybe it's configured wrong, although that would affect spotlight also.

Apparently the GLSL shader is broken for Deferred Shading. Can some expert tell me what I need to change? #version 150 in vec4 vertex; out vec2 oUv0; out vec3 oRay; uniform vec3 farCorner; uniform float flip; void main() { // Clean up inaccuracies vec2 Pos = sign(vertex.xy); // Image-space oUv0 = (v...

The shadow code may be broken. In your case it seems it shadows the part that should be lit, and vice-versa. Print your shaders in the log, and see the part that takes shadow into consideration. I don't think the pixels get discarded, most likely they get multiplied with black. You could try to mult...