have you tried adding a light? or setting the lighting material flag to off?do you have a quick sample program?
]]>it seems the problem is drivertype? and colorchange works in openGL only?
param.setDriverType(EDT_OPENGL) 'ok
'param.setDriverType(EDT_DIRECT3D8) 'no color
'param.setDriverType(EDT_DIRECT3D9) 'no colorthis is strange...or isn't it?
complete code:
SuperStrict
Framework Irrlicht.Core
Local param:SIrrlichtCreationParameters = SIrrlichtCreationParameters.create()
param.setDriverType(EDT_OPENGL) 'ok
'param.setDriverType(EDT_DIRECT3D8) 'no color
'param.setDriverType(EDT_DIRECT3D9) 'no color
Local device:IrrlichtDevice = IrrlichtDevice.createFromParams(param)
Local driver:IVideoDriver=device.getVideoDriver()
Local smgr:ISceneManager=device.getSceneManager()
'create camera
Local camera:ICameraSceneNode = smgr.addCameraSceneNodeMAYA()
camera.setPosition(_VECTOR3DF(0,30,-100))
'create light
Local light_node:ISceneNode = smgr.addLightSceneNode(Null, _VECTOR3DF(+100,150,-10), _SCOLORF(1, 1, 1, 255), 200.0) 'RGBA
'create irr nodes
Local INode:ISceneNode = smgr.addSphereSceneNode()
INode.getMaterial(0).getDiffuseColor().set(255, 0, 255, 0) 'ARGB
While(device.run())
driver.beginScene(True, True, Null)
smgr.drawAll()
driver.endScene()
Wend
device.drop()do you have a quick sample program?
]]>Local irrNode:ISceneNode = smgr.addCubeSceneNode()
irrNode.getMaterial(0).getDiffuseColor().setBlue(128)
Print irrNode.getMaterial(0).getDiffuseColor().getBlue() 'prints 128...setBlue works, as getBlue returns the correct value, but there's no change on screen, hmmm, i am missing something...
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