CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

Ok, it took a while but I finally got the current mercurial branch to build for iOS and the simulator. In order to understand how to use the OpenGLES renderer correctly, I'm attempting to replicate Demo6, but I'm having some trouble. I figured the easiest thing to do was start with the apple iOS ope...

Oh yeah, I changed those version numbers in the CMake file because I didn't like haveing CEGUI-9999 installed in my development directory. I later discovered the CEGUI_SLOTTED_INSTALLATION cmake variable, and forgot to revert changes to my cmake file. I put 0.7.7 because, as far as I can tell, it do...

I've been trying to upgrade my game to use the unstable (0.8ish) API. It seems I've got pretty much everything built and running correctly except that I can't find out how to update this animation definition: <AnimationDefinition name="FlyIn" duration="0.5" replayMode="once&...

Cool, well if it was a conscious choice I'm sure it was a good one. I am using sigc++ signals in my application so it is "compatible".

I'm trying to port a simple game to iOS, and I'm having some trouble getting CEGUI to work. I'm hoping that spending the time get CEGUI to work will be less than spending the time to come up with another GUI Solution. This is what my game is supposed to look like (linux build): http://youtu.be/rrs_-...

Should be easy enough. I'll need to do something for my application anyhow since I'm dynamically creating one-off animations. If I can do it cleanly I'll submit a patch.

In my code, I destroy an animation instance in the CEGUI::AnimationInstance::EventAnimationEnded handler. This works on my linux build but in my iPhone build the instance is destroyed before it is removed from the AnimationManager. At least, thats what I gather from the debugger... I get a memory er...

First, thanks to the maintainers for continuing to work on CEGUI and for making it what it is. I first used it a couple of years back and have just started using it again and it has matured significantly in that time... so thanks. Ok then. So I'm guessing this has probably already been brought to th...