CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

Thanks for the videos, it made it a lot clearer as to what was happening :) I couldn't fathom a possible cause at first, but after going through the issue a couple of times, I have come to the conclusion that at the point when you clear the display an render the non cegui parts of your scene, a rend...

I'm going to quote a rant/speech from IRC, since it basically contains what I want to say: 11:55 < pauldt> :D 11:56 < pauldt> seriously, this is hillarious :D 11:56 < pauldt> "You can see the states we set in the shader source for the D3D11 renderer (I think we only do it there)" 11:56 < p...

It's got to be some render state, but I don't know which. You can see the states we set in the shader source for the D3D11 renderer (I think we only do it there), so if one of those look suspect, be sure to save/restore around the call to renderGUI. Sorry I can't give a definitive answer to this iss...

CEGUI does not clear the display. And windows that do no rendering - such as DefaultWindow - do not clear anything either. This said, I'm unsure precisely what you're seeing and why - yes, I've seen the screenshot! But still. I'm also completely unsure why hiding the mouse - or not setting a default...

I don't have a definitive answer as to why you're getting the effect you're getting - I'm going to have to offer the lame answer that I think it's render state related, but I'm not sure which state or states it could be. If you have the CEGUI samples built, do you get the same issue in them? If you ...

Given your last comment - that this code is working on another machine - I would say that usually such things are caused by binary runtime errors; basically that a wrong DLL is being loaded - a DLL that does not correspond to the headers compiled against or the dll/lib linked against). That frame #1...

Please post a backtrace (one that has symbols loaded, please) and some relevant code so we can see the context of what you're doing. Thanks

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Yeah, all tickets are 'issues' or 'bugs' - it's just what mantis calls them. Thanks

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When using Ogre, there are a few options to how to approach resources and groups (because you can have >1 location for each group - which is what you have). If you're using that set up where all the resource locations are listed under one group, then the easiest appraoch is to set the default group ...

Maybe you should?! This thread has pissed me off. We are now on day two and will be going into day three, and still I'm going to have to try to tease information out of you. Answer me this: Why don't you follow the forum guidelines and the text at the top there that you can't fail to see and provide...

I wonder which documentation you looked at? Because the documentation clearly includes the information you need (it may be lacking in one area, which is that if you load an imageset from a non-default resource group, IIRC the imageset xml has to refer to the correct resource group in the xml - how t...

This is not the only static object in the library and the objects that are static are static for a reason. In this case, so that types and factories can be preregistered with the system prior to instantiation of the main system objects (there was a specific reason for this case, I don't recall what ...

You have hardware or a renderer module (Irrlicht?) that does not support seperate colour/alpha blend modes, which results in a 'blow-through' effect when the rendering is done to an intermediate texture and then composited to the final display. You can aleviate it by not rendering to texture first (...

Just one word: Awesome!

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"schemes" != "Schemes"

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