CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

And, when sometime down the line, they do decide to use them? In your example, there is no advantage or disadvantage to either one. It's just a personal preference on what you like to see. However, there is a clear-cut advantage if, down the line, that parameter is used. It's obviously a pretty mino...

Eh, bad idea. See, when you make it so that the user/programmer/whatever has to set the base include path, as described by kungfoomasta, it's an additional step. But, what it means is that you are not limiting where you can actually place your project. For instance, for you it may be convenient to '...

You can just use UVector2. But readability is better when you use self describing naming conventions...

Could you post an entire working example of what you did? I pursued creating my own widgets for a time, but found documentation on doing so to be lacking, and help here to be non-forthcoming. Due to time constraints, I took a different approach to solve my problems, but am still quite curious to fig...

I have recently moved and have begun telecommuting for work. This is done by connecting to the remote desktop to continue my work on my machine at work. However, with nothing changed, I am now receiving these sort of errors: 05/02/2007 13:24:05 (Error) Exception: OpenGLTexture::setOGLTexture...

There's a difference between a display state and an internal state. When the internal state is hover then the display state is change accordingly, as well as activating the tooltip system; when the mouse hovers over a window its tooltip is displayed/shown if the mouse remains there for some time an...

Turning off auto-scaling of the font being used has prevented the problem of the buttons stretching when resizing the window. I still contest, however, that all windows and text should remain relative to their parent >> edit: If you add: <Property name="AlwaysOnTop" value="True" ...

ListboxItem != ListboxTextItem

Positioning the tabbuttonpane works for the padding left and right, as desired. However, in order to make the whole control look proper in terms of the images, it becomes necessary to extend the content pane to cover the area of the tabbuttonpane. In effect, the tabbuttonpane is invisible, the butto...

I'm not too clear the ultimate desire here, but, as far as the cursor changing - you should be able to do that in the .imageset file ( I have not yet looked if there is a function that lets you specify at runtime which cursor you want for each of the states ). But, in your imageset file, you'd see s...

Probably something related to this if I had to guess ;) To elaborate: it seems CEGUI [or perhaps it's the renderer, but I am dubious] seems to sample the surrounding pixels of a named area when using FrameComponents or the stretched format property, and incorporate them into what it renders. If thos...

Just want to update this a little bit; my points on functionality and behavior still stand. However, I did figure out ( and initially overlooked ) how to position the tabpane, which at least solves my issue of padding the left and right most sides. The /TabControl has a child type for /TabButtonPane...

Indeed, you are correct in regards to that behavior. Frustrating, isn't it? While I wish I could say there was a simple property/setting that could help you out, I know of no such thing. However, the link I'll give you here provides a solution to this problem as well as another that you may not even...

What do you mean by entities? As far as I know - and I could be completely wrong here, so just take what I say as a thought - CEGUI is simply drawn on top of your game scene. This makes intuitive sense, because the GUI is ( or should be ) the top most thing of any game. So when you have a background...

Really? I have used the tabcontrol a few times and was unaware of this problem. Your right if this is the case, it doesnt sound like consistant behaviour. Unless I have missed an obvious setting somewhere, this does appear to be the case. But, I asked here in hopes I did miss an obvious setting :p ...