Roland

WString newState = "false"; // or = "true" auto myCheck = CreateButton("MyCheckbox", x, y+50, 20, 20, this->ui->root, ButtonStyle::BUTTON_CHECKBOX); myCheck->SetState( newState == "true" );

Ooops I missed one line :) auto sidepanel = CreatePanel(0, 0, SIDEPANELWIDTH, sz.y, mainpanel); sidepanel->SetLayout(0, 1, 1, 1); sidepanel->SetColor(1, 0, 0);

sidepanel->SetLayout(1, 0, 1, 1);

Should be

Sure. Will fix that ??

All Widget virtual methods mentioned is Custom Widgets are undocumented. I have added the missing documentation hints here (in yellow)

All Create functions in the GUI part are returning Widget's as shared pointers. Does this mean that the AppKit also owns the returned Widget internally and destroys them internally att program exit?

I'm working on a little project where I need to make some simple image processing such as rotation, brightness, contrast and so on. FreeImage is a nice lib for those things and I noticed that it's already included in the FITextueLoader Plugin so that's nice. Is there a way to access the pixel-data in Pixmap so it an be used with the FreeImage functions? Actually something like this: FIBITMAP* Pixmap2FreeImage( std::shared_ptr<Pixmap> pixmap ) { FIBITMAP* bmp = //??? pixmap->???? // ???? return bmp; } std::shared_ptr<UltraEngine::Pixmap> FreeImage2Pixmap(FIBITMAP* source) { std::shared_ptr<UltraEngine::Pixmap> pixmap = std::make_shared<UltraEngine::Pixmap>( ); // ??? return pixmap; }

Small things but somebody have to report them ? x, width should be x, r y, height should be x, g

Just a thought. Might something like this work. Change the return values of newline to whatever suitable

Have you tested std::endl https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/manip/endl

I tested the simple code in the "Create an Image Viewer" in the Tutorials. All images I tested works well when loaded. However some of the become distorted and grayscale when saved, but only some of them. I have enclosed such an image. The original and the one saved by the Image Viewer example

Ok I see. My vote goes for the last suggestion "different groups of constants be broken up into different pages". I don't know how you divide them up in the source code, but as I see it the same principle should be used there. Not having any global constants.h

Solution: Add following lines to CPP\Constants.md #### TextureFormat #### - TEXTURE_FORMAT_UNDEFINED - TEXTURE_RGBA_UINT - TEXTURE_RED - TEXTURE_RG - TEXTURE_RGB - TEXTURE_RGBA - TEXTURE_BGR - TEXTURE_BGRA - TEXTURE_RGB8 - TEXTURE_RGBA8 - TEXTURE_BGR8 - TEXTURE_BGRA8 - TEXTURE_RED16 - TEXTURE_R16 - TEXTURE_RGBA16 - TEXTURE_BC1 - TEXTURE_DXT1 - TEXTURE_BC3 - TEXTURE_DXT5 = TEXTURE_BC3 - TEXTURE_BC5 - TEXTURE_BC7 - TEXTURE_COLOR - TEXTURE_DEPTH

auto cam = Camera::Create(); cam->SetFOV(60.0f); cam->SetZoom(1); cam->SetRange(0.1f, 500.0f); cam->SetFogColor(0.7f, 0.7f, 0.7f, 1.0f); cam->SetFogAngle(5.0f, 20.0f); cam->SetFogMode(true); cam->SetFogRange(2.0f, 30.0f);

Check your Debugger path

Then there is something wrong with you VS installation or your paths. Check your Include Directories

Its your problem the same one or something else ?

Debug Working Directory is wrong. Change $(SolutionDir)\..\..\.. to $(SolutionDir)..\.. Se my post here https://www.leadwerks.com/community/topic/16838-upgrading-44-c-projects-to-45/?tab=comments#comment-110509

entity is the one you collided with position is the position of the entity when collision happened normal is the direction of the collision speed is the speed of the collission entity

Works fine here

The Actor class is included as any other Leadwerks class. C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Leadwerks\Include\Classes\Actor.h There is already a C++ setup for you when you create a project. Just open \Projects\Windows\"projectname".sln in Visual Studio and there you go

Maybe this could help A C++/LUA bridge Class