CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

baxissimo, what compiler are you using? I had the same troubles on VC 8 Pro (HEAD version of code, got clean today) but after the beta dependencies and the 'ignore stlport_vc7_s' Im still having troubles compiling. I'm still on MSVC.NET 7.1 cannot open file 'LIBC.lib' CEGUIBase and Cannot open incl...

@baxissimo: both windows are resizable. Not sure what you're talking about, but I'm talking about the window frame inside which your whole program lives. It seems to be a fixed resolution. It captures the mouse first of all so you can't get outside the program's frame, but even if you alt-tab away ...

Should i split the image to 4 small tiles and their size is small enough? But how can i use them in a staticimage? I appreciate for some advice and suggestion. :P I dunno about that, but one approach would be to use an image editing program to shrink your 800x600 image down to a 512x512. Then displ...

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Nice. Is it possible to make the window resizeable?

hi wolfman, thanks, but i have test a image size 511x511 or 384x600, the fps can be 70. If CEGUI is rounding dimensions up to to the nearest power of 2 (which I think is how it deals with non-power-of-two textures) then 511x511 allocates a 512x512 texture; 384x600 allocates a 512x1024 texture. But ...

Ah ha! I found it. > dumpbin /directives pcre_d.lib | grep stl /DEFAULTLIB:"stlport_vc7_static.lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"stlport_vc7_static.lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"stlport_vc7_static.lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"stlport_vc7_static.lib" /DEFAULTLIB:"stlport_vc7_static.lib" /D...

The taxes are pretty much done now :-), but now I'm having trouble getting cvs head to compile. It keeps wanting to link against stlport_vc7_static.lib. I can't figure out where that's coming from. It doesn't seem to be in the vcproj files, and a search of "Entire Solution, *.*" doesn't tu...

PS [should be moved in the "Beginners Help", and maybe in the faq, i think] Slightly edited and WIKIED! I thought it would be useful to add links to what editors are available and/or in the works on that page too. So if you're involved in, or know something about a CEGUI GUI editor that's...

Just heard about this product: Scaleform GFx , which is apparently a commercial game gui tool. Anyone have any experience with it? Maybe there's something which can be learned from it. But apparently you have to register to even look at screen shots. Bizarre. Anyway, I wasn't even aware there were a...

The other half originates in the fact that GTK may have been a bad choice. When I zoom in a couple of times on the image, the utility gets heavy. My guess is that GTK (or actually GDK) uses some sort of resize algorithm which is clearly too overambituous, e.g. filtered rescale using pure ansi-C. Hm...

The more I think about this, the more I like it. It would be handy to have, both for me and others. It would give me a good excuse to figure out the internals of CE fairly well. And it would give me a good alternative to point GLUI users to. @Lindquist: you may be right, the best way to go may be ju...

The MSVC++ build has been updated now. There are some issues with the Lua bindings not compiling, but everything else is now working again. You will need the updated commom dependency package for Win32 - I have uploaded a 'beta' version which can be downloaded here . Great. Thanks for the update. I...

there is nothing keep you from rendering stuff to a texture and putting that in your gui... That's a good point. For GL or DX renderers one could use render-to-texture functionality. It would induce some overhead, but the GUI is hopefully never going to be so complicated that that would be a bottle...

What are the major obstacles to overcome to allow widgets to be drawn using specific functionality available only on certain renderers? For instance, a rotation ball widget like GLUI's would be neat to have. ( http://www.cs.unc.edu/~rademach/glui/ ) It there some obvious way to make the problem trac...

There's already an editor existing and doing the layout stuff pretty well. It has some limitation but it's working :) We are also thinking at some "lua" interface to do in lua everythings done through XML maybe with a simplified api :) For me anyway, when I'm slapping together a prototype...