Yue

Working on a 2D menu, creating a 3D scenario is not very practical because of the loading time delay. So a 2D menu would be much better, it loads much faster. These are the things that sometimes give me desire of to pass to C++ to use the threads. But not i believe that it is necessary.

self.imgPanel:SetObject("backgroundcolor",Vec4(1,1,1,0))

I do not know how to set an image with transparency on a button.

I don't know how to establish the transparency of a miagen GUI.

--##=========================================================## --## Proyecto : Mars. --## Fichero : CMenuStart.lua --## Scripter : Yue Rexie. --## Web : www.iris3dgames.xyz --## Notas : Clase de objeto MenuStart. --##==========================================================# CMenuStart = {} function CMenuStart:Create(GUI) local this = {} this.imgPanel = nil this.gPanel = nil this.btnStart = nil this.btnOptions = nil this.btnExit = nil this.base = nil this.imgMars = nil function this:Start(GUI) self.base = GUI:GetBase() self.imgMars = GUI:LoadImage("Materials/Images/Marte.tex") end this:Start(GUI) function this:Draw() self.imgPanel = Widget:Panel(0,0,200,200,self.base ) self.imgPanel:SetBool("border",false) self.imgPanel:SetImage(self.imgMars) end System:Print(">>>Creating Menu Start... Ok!<<<") return ( this ) end

I don't know what to say.

It seems that the problem is the GUI, if it is not used, it works perfectly, even if this means creating a GUI system based on the engine's own image drawing commands.

Well, I think there is no solution to this, I've been at it for a long time. It's terrible for a game user and that its resolution scaling doesn't work, but I think that nothing can be done.

What I have discovered is that this works correctly if in the configuration of the card does not exceed a certain setting, look at this image. If I use Ultra HD, HD, SD configuration, full screen problems. Now if I go down and leave this configuration in the lower resolutions, everything is fine. PC resolutions.

Trying to be as organized as possible in this, so that it doesn't get out of hand.

https://www.leadwerks.com/learn?page=API-Reference_Object_Entity_GetMaterial

1 - Animated entity. ( Mesh ) 2 - Hook a script to that entity. 3 - Simple example in the Start function of the script. function Script:Start() self.entity:PlayAnimation("Idle") end

Loading screen ...

Will you put it in the workshop? It's really amazing.

The indicator of life, is the green silhouette, from top to bottom, is Oxygen, stamina (resistance), the orange is radioactivity, protection of the space suit, then water, and rest. This is very sad, it's an analogy to the situation that my daughter is going through, which is on the planet Cancer (Mars) and little by little I'm doing things.

Any suggestions? 2020-08-29 10-43-30.mkv

On Mars, strange things happen.

function Script:UpdateWorld() self.anim = "Idle" if Window:GetCurrent():KeyDown(Key.W) then self.anim = "Walk" if Window:GetCurrent():KeyDown(Key.Shift) then self.anim = "Run" end self.entity:PlayAnimation(self.anim) end Any questions I am ready to answer. The PlayAnimation command has different parameters, among those if the animation is a single shot that is useful to check when the animation reaches the end and ends. This triggers a check on a method of the script the last one down, the entity script.

I think you should first go through a deep engine learning process before a big project. Any specific questions to be answered?