2.32 and pickfilter problems

[ZioRed]

that may be true Josh... but the exact same code that was being used in 2.31 caused the problem to fault out in 2.32r, which means that something internally was changed... that's the point i think he was trying to make...

Just to defuse and cool down the souls, I cannot imagine how a whatever code may be improved without changing it internally

 

And for the "I expect my code works 100% on any major update" thing, I really never expect that a code for a previous version of any library has the 100% behaviour when used on a newer one but only "hope" it. And however surely don't complain if some behaviour changes due to performance/quality enhancement or bugs (these are generally fixed when found and reported) or drop nothing for a poor thing like that, simply if I don't want to update the code I go to use the older version.

 

For the object:Render replacement I have to say that using a deprecated method which internally calls the new Draw should be surely the best way for at least 2.32

[Marleys Ghost]

or drop nothing for a poor thing like that

 

 

For a poor thing like what?

[ZioRed]

Changes to some behaviours... if my game would be almost finished then I don't think that updating the engine can be a good way if I don't want to change something on my code too (except if the previous version caused major bugs in the game). Of course this is only my personal opinion, anyone can agree or not, it's matter of point of view.

[Marleys Ghost]

As I stated before I have been changing my code for the last 7 months but my decision not to use leadwerks for my current project is based on many things, not just this one particular issue.

[ZioRed]

You are the only one who must decide about your projects and haven't surely give explanations to no one, I was only telling that imo reading that someone drops only for a behaviour changed it sounded some strange to me.

[macklebee]

wow... you people refuse to actually read his post. something had been changed and he was asking why and what...

 

Ziored, you havent been here long enough to understand that this is not an uncommon occurrence... once you have to go back and change working code several times over the next few releases then you will understand.