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--- public:t-gede-15-1:lab9 [2015/03/19 08:53] – created marino
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 Discussion thread for this lab is on Piazza
-===== Preperation =====
-You can use your own project or start fresh with the base application {{:public:t-gede-14-1:lab6_handout.7z|code}}
 ===== Bullet =====
   - Setup Bullet Project.
-  - Downlaod [[https://github.com/bulletphysics/bullet3/releases|Bullet]] I recommend downloading the 2.83 version. If you want to test something else, that is fine, I just haven't tested that with the following code.
+  - Downlaod [[https://github.com/bulletphysics/bullet3/releases|Bullet]] I recommend downloading the newest version (2.83.7). If you want to test something else, that is fine, I just haven't tested that with the following code.
   - Build Bullet
     - Run <bullet root>\build\vs2010.bat to generate the VS 2010 project files.
     - Open the <bullet root>\build\vs2010\0BulletSolution.sln With you VS of choice.
-    - Make sure you compile using the v100 version of the visual studio compiler \\ **Note:** that you can select properties for one project, then multi select the projects you want to change the properties for to change the value in multiple projects at the same time.
+    - Visual studio should prompt you to update the project to visual studio 2012, accept that.
+    - Make sure you compile using the v110 version of the visual studio compiler \\ **Note:** that you can select properties for one project, then multi select the projects you want to change the properties for to change the value in multiple projects at the same time.
     - Change the C/C++->Code Generation->Runtime Library to Multi Threaded DLL (/MDd (Debug) and /MD (Release))
-    - Build the solution for debug and release.
+    - Build the solution for debug and release. You can skip all projects starting with test_ or app_ if you like.
 ===== Lab =====
 And now for the Ogre project.
-  - **Add** ''<Bullet Root>\lib;'' to ''Linker->General->Additional Library Directories'' (Debug and Release)
+  - **Add** ''<Bullet Root>\bin;'' to ''Linker->General->Additional Library Directories'' (Debug and Release)
   - **Add** ''<Bullet Root>\src;'' to ''C++->General->Additional Include Directories'' (Debug and Release)
   - **Add** ''BulletCollision_vs2010_debug.lib;BulletDynamics_vs2010_debug.lib;LinearMath_vs2010_debug.lib'' to the ''Linker->Input->Additional Dependencies'' (Debug)
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 	_Mouse = 0;
 }</code> Also make sure to add the int member variable mouseMask, and set it to 0 in the FrameListener constructor. Now you can query whether a mouse button was pressed like so '' (mouseMask & (1 << (int)OIS::MouseButtonID::MB_Left)) '' **make sure** to add ''mouseMask = 0'' before your call to ''_Mouse->capture()'' in you FrameStarted function so we don't retain old mouse states :).
-    - **Now we spawn a cube from the origin of the camera** and give it some linear velocity in the direction of the camera. You will have to pass a pointer to the SceneManager into the frameListener. <code>if (  (mouseMask & (1 << (int)OIS::MouseButtonID::MB_Left))  ) {
+    - **Now we spawn a cube from the origin of the camera** and give it some linear velocity in the direction of the camera. <code>You will have to pass a pointer to the SceneManager into the frameListener,
+either through the constructor,
+a set function
+or if you're lazy, a public member.</code> <code>if (  (mouseMask & (1 << (int)OIS::MouseButtonID::MB_Left))  ) {
 	// Create a cube entity.
 	Ogre::Entity* cubeEnt = _sceneManager->createEntity("Cube.mesh");