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I have another problem that I've noticed since the upgrade. My fonts do not resize when the display surface is modified. I think the most obvious thing to check is the property in the .font file, but I'm not sure what value it should have to create the effect that the font remains the same size in s...

Pompei2, I had some problems with my ScriptModule when upgrading. Maybe you are experiencing the same. There were some new functions added to the ScriptModule interface and now I think you much register your function object names BEFORE parsing the layout files. This is different from previous behav...

Habba, From looking at GUIScheme.xsd, your XML seems valid. I think your .font file might have problems. Did you look to see if your .font file fulfills the requirements of Font.xsd ? Font.xsd did have some changes, so you might want to make sure you have the correct XML attributes in your .font fil...

The problem was in my looknfeel definition. I had not correctly upgraded the widget definition to use "PropertyDefinition" instead of the old "Property" XML tags. I don't see either issue now, so that must have been causing my problems.

Hi, I'm finally going through the pains others have already done when upgrading from the last release to the 0.5 release. I thought I had found a wiki page about this exact topic a long time ago, but I have not been able to find it now that I need it. If anyone knows of documentaton about upgrading,...

Hi guys, I've had a horrible experience trying to build the editor and I want to see how we can make it easier. First off, building CEGUI. Building its dependencies on Windows was not easy, this should be addressed and I don't think dependency packages should be the only solution, some documentation...

You can force the draw order with the osg::StateSet from your Geode, so that it always draws on top. The code looks like:
stateset->setRenderBinDetails(11,"RenderBin");

We have an osg::Drawable that kicks off CEGUI's OpenGLRenderer. It's working for us. Make sure you are getting the correct dimensions from the Producer RenderSurface, and send them to: mRenderer->setDisplaySize( CEGUI::Size(width, height) ); That's all I can think of. Be sure to check the values you...

OK I fixed it. First off, when building PCRE with the MSVC project files I mentioned, you need to add these preprocessor defines: PCRE_DEFINITION DLL_EXPORT I believe '_WIN32; is already listed, but make sure it's in there too. Next, when building CEGUI against PCRE, '_WIN32' must be defined, and 'P...

How was PCRE built? Who made the dependency package? Is it magic or is it built like other libraries, with a compiler?

Hi, I wanted to build PCRE from scratch so that I knew what compile options were being used. I am working on Windows with Visual Studio and I found the PCRE doesn't have an official build solution for this compiler. However, they have some user contributions and I found this one quite helpful. So, w...

Polls are probably a good idea, but the users must expect some changes when using a rapidly developing project. In fact, if backward compatibility is the biggest concern, using a project that hasn't even released it's 0.5 version is probably wrong for you. The developers at CEGUI work very hard not ...

Excellent idea! I can just imagine all the cool CEGUI events that a HTMLWindow would emit (small steps first ). It's a shame the UBrowser developer even bothered with a GLUI implementation when he could have been here, helping to make CEGUI support HTML.

I don't know if this has been spotted already, and I wasn't sure how to search for it on the forums. I did a quick glance at mantis and saw nothing that looked similar, so I am posting here. In version 0.4.1 (not in revision control): When you dump a GUI sheet to a file, the "Text" propert...

This sounds great. I am interested to see the code, and to know what features are supported by this new addition. I am interested because I have a game that shows a large amount of text in a ScrollablePane widget. I desparately need some formatting options.