CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

Hi, I've recently built CEGUI from source (v0-8 stable branch), and I'm using it with Ogre1.9 (also built from the latest stable code). I'm currently using Windows8.1 and MSVC2010. (I've migrated all of my data after building the latest stable ceed source, and made a few updates to the wiki on that ...

Best would be to make a new article for it, then link to it from both the porting guides, the ceed guide, and also the ceed build on windows guide Good idea. I've made those changes in the following articles: http://cegui.org.uk/wiki/Changes_and_Porting_Tips_for_0.8.0 http://cegui.org.uk/wiki/CEED ...

I love your changes, the article is so much more informative now. I'm glad you like it. :) The CEED migrate part should probably go somewhere else though. I will think about it. I agree. I added it there as a placeholder not knowing where else to put it. (but also because getting ceed-migrate to wo...

Please make these changes yourself. Please use your forum account for the wiki. It is easy and you can adjust whatever you want. Roger wilko, skipper. Guide updated - http://cegui.org.uk/wiki/Building_CEED_for_Windows Feel free to publicly bitch-slap me if I messed it all up. ;) Make a pull request...

SUCCESS! It all works! :D Thank's COLOSSALLY for your help here, Ident! without your guide and your feedback I would have been utterly flummoxed! ;) A few things you could change in your guide: 1.) The thing I said in the previous post. 2.) You mention that peeps have to use msvc2008. I've just trie...

Sorry, I mistyped there. I meant to say that I'm not seeing a 'Boost_LIBRARY_DIR' variable like you have. ... However, on getting my boost_python_debug and release set correctly, and hitting configure, that variable has suddenly turned up as a new ungrouped entity that cmake managed to find by itsel...

OK. BitBucket is back up. 1.) I cloned the CEGUI repo from the link you provide in the guide ( https://bitbucket.org/cegui/cegui/branch/v0-8 ), and ensured that I'm definitely using v0-8 and not 'default', by selecting "Update working directory or switch revisions" in TortoiseHG, and then ...

I'll report back later with how I got on. (Bitbucket appears to be offline so that will probably be tomorrow.)

Cheers,
Nick

Cool.

(And all of this to avoid having to hand-migrate the enormous looknfeel file )

If you can't use the CEGUI version recommended in the article I cannot help you. It is clearly stated you can only use the latest v0-8 branch not default branch. I'm doing this to get Kulik's fix for the bug mentioned at the top of this thread ('ceed-migrate' issue). That bug is marked as "fix...

Ahhhhh, I think I can see what has happened! It seems that when I ran b2.exe to build the extra boost lib files, they all ended up here: C:\Projects\boost_1_55_0\stage\lib Mine also have slightly different filenames to yours on account of it detecting a different version of msvs. I'm assuming the on...

Hi, Ident. Thanks for the reply and updated info. :) Possibly I wasn't clear enough when explaining my problem. I can indeed see the boost variables in cmake, it's that I was totally unclear on what to set them as. You give the following example in the updated guide: Boost_LIBRARY_DIR = A:/Programs/...

I noticed that the Mantis bug database mentions this same issue, and that the issue has been marked as fixed in CEED-Snapshot-12 by Kulik. As there is no publicly available CEED-Snaphot-12, I'm attempting a from-source build of pyCEGUI build from the latest in the mercurial repo, to make myself a fr...

Hi, I'm trying to update all of my XML data files from being compatible with CEGUI_0_7_9 to be compatible with CEGUI_0_8_3 (Which I recently built from the latest sources on the 0-8 mercurial branch. I have a scheme, a looknfeel an imageset and a boat-load of layout files I need to update, but I'm h...