[How to use the GUI classes? (Stumbled on them)]

On a side note, is there an actual license for your template? I'm just sort of cautious about you saying free to use, but also seeing the copyright in even the app.cpp/h.

[How to use the GUI classes? (Stumbled on them)]

Josh added these in the 3.6 update, but there is currently no code for them as of yet. Attempting to use them will crash your application.

 

Any idea when they might be fully implemented? I was actually about to try either making my own GUI system or using your template when I stumbled on them, but it would be so much easier if it was already in the engine.

[How to use the GUI classes? (Stumbled on them)]

Probably a stupid question, but I just started using Leadwerks again, and happened to stumble across classes like GUI, Button, TextButton, etc in autocomplete. Are these just leftovers of something, or are they something new? Can't find any docs on them and using them tends to give errors about shaders.

[Unable to see properties in sidebar?]

Have you tried removing your config-file to reset your settings?

It should be in

 

Documents/Leadwerks/Leadwerks.cfg

 

Just did that, and it fixed it. I didn't even know where to find the config file, thanks! Any way of marking this fixed?

[Unable to see properties in sidebar?]

Just like the title, I am unable to see the properties when clicking an object in the scene tab. Not even with the root. I have tried 2 seperate projects so far, but both have the same error. Both projects ARE updated and running the beta build.

 

Edit: Fixed, removed config file and it works again.

[Entity::GetPosition Access Violation.]

I am also getting an access violation when using the ->SetPosition/Fov commands in C++. Code in question(Posting the entire App::Start for completeness' sake) :

 

bool App::Start()
{
//Perform cfg checks. Sets screenres to 1920x1080 if they throw an error
try {
ScreenWidth = stoi(System::GetProperty("Screen Width", "1920"));
ScreenHeight = stoi(System::GetProperty("Screen Height", "1080"));
} catch (std::invalid_argument) {std::cout << "\n\nWaiter!!! There was a string in my Screen Res!\n\n";}

//Initialize Steamworks (optional)
if (!Steamworks::Initialize())
{
System::Print("Error: Failed to initialize Steam.");
return false;
}
//Create a window
window = Leadwerks::Window::Create("Game Window",0,0,ScreenWidth,ScreenHeight,Window::Titlebar);

//Create a context
context = Context::Create(window);

//Create a world
world = World::Create();

std::string mapname = System::GetProperty("map","Maps/G.map");
Map::Load(mapname);

//The culprits are right here----->
//cam->SetPosition(0, 5, 0);
//cam->SetFOV(90);


//Move the mouse to the center of the screen
window->SetMousePosition(context->GetWidth()/2,context->GetHeight()/2);
window->HideMouse();
return true;
}

 

I have tried debuging multiple times, and it always throws an access violation when those 2 lines are uncommented. It works perfectly fine if I just create a camera through the editor though, so I have no clue what is going on.

 

EDIT: Apparently my problem was I forgot to call Camera::Create on cam....... I am an idiot. ಠ_ಠ