This example shows how to use dotNet to communicate with game servers using RCON.
RCON is used in alot of Quake-like games, like Counter-Strike, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, and Call of Duty.
I've tested this with W:ET, so if you have any problems running this on other RCON-compatible servers, please tell me
(also, the example is half-commented, just post, I'll explain)
Download is available here.
That is amazing.
cool
Wow ! That's impressive !
I think the .net extension will allow a lot of different things ! That's amazing really.
Yes, a really impressive extension.
And, when I saw that screenshot, I remembered that there exists a .NET wrapper for the (no, not again!) Irrlicht engine. I don't know if this three things (the engine, the wrapper and this extension) can fit together, but maybe somebody knows.
Well done, Greyhill!
Even if it's possible, you'll be obliged to program your game in .net.
I guess it should be possible (but recently, I think they've dropped support for .net, no more versions).
It would be cool if there was a possibility to create a subwindow to the main mmf2 window throught a Extension, and then somehow paste the irrlicht render by passsing ID.
You could add a picturebox to the frame, and have irrlicht render to that. I'll take a crack...
Edit: Yes irrlicht works fine, rendering to a picturebox or some .net control which you can add to the mmf frame. You have to have the irrlicht dlls in Data\Runtime to prevent crahses however.
Might be faster to hide the mmf window, and render to a .net form though, or better yet, render to irrlicht's own window.
Or even do it without mmf altogether.
I'll shut up now.
Picturebox?
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