Do I Have to use Casting?

[MarkD]

When i Do this:

Real MoveFactor = 80.0 * evt.timeSinceLastFrame;
mShipNode->yaw(MoveFactor);

I receiver an error of "Cannot convert Real to Radian", so i have to Cast the value of MoveFactor to "Radian", then the source stays this way:

Real MoveFactor = 80.0 * evt.timeSinceLastFrame;
mShipNode->yaw((Radian)MoveFactor);

Is there a better solution?
PS: I get this error in many places, especially when using lights!

[_mental_]

Try the following:

mShipNode->yaw(Radian(MoveFactor));

[sinbad]

This changed in 0.15.x - you have to use explicit Radian and Degree classes to be clear about what units you're using. The best way is not to cast, but to construct:

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mShipNode->yaw(Radian(MoveFactor));

[edit]damn, _mental_ beat me [/edit]

[Emmeran]

you don't need to cast yourself... u could just do this:

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Radian MoveFactor = 80.0 * evt.timeSinceLastFrame;
mShipNode->yaw(MoveFactor); 

[haffax]

Actually the SceneNode methods interpreted Real values for angles as degree, so with the factors given in the tutorial Degree(MoveFactor) is better than Radian(MoveFactor). And casting here is highly unsave, because it depends on the Radian implementation. If it works it does so only by accident.

[MarkD]

Thanks for the Very Fast Help!!!!