I am creating a game using the irrlicht c++ 3D graphics engine port to android platform. The graphics engine is written in c++. I need to be able to load meshes and textures etc from c++ code. My current plan is to place all the game asset files in either the res/raw directory or the assets directory then on startup copy these files to the sdcard so they are accessable from the irrlicht c++ code. Is this the best way to make the game media files accessable from c++?
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There are several ways to do this...they each have their own limitations so I can't give a good recommendation without knowing more about your situation. Here are some links to discussions with some advice that may help you out:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-ndk/browse_thread/thread/842ca9d7d82995b0
I can give you more specific suggestions if i knew a) How many resources you needed to access b) The size of the largest resource you will encounter, more specifically, are all of your resources < 1MB in size uncompressed?
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