Framework.StatisticsMode with LETKControl

[Rick]

I'm able to use the Framework with the LETKControl, but when I set Framework.StatisticMode = StatisticMode.Detailed; I don't see anything on the screen. Any ideas?

[klepto2]

Unfortunatly the LETKControl doesn't work with Framework. I'm working on this issue but haven't found a working solution by now.

[Rick]

Bummer. It seems like some things work with it. I use the framework Update() and Render() and that seems to work. Do you happen to know what things work and what don't?

[ZioRed]

The reason it fails seems to be the LUA object initialization in the method Framework.Initialize: if I pass FALSE to not enable LUA then the scene and the model are shown when calling Framework.Update + Framework.Render, but when I pass TRUE to enable LUA then the screen appears black and no scene/models are drawn.

 

Another thing I don't succeeded to do have working physics: loading a scene and a body from a mesh (I used the Crawler model from the tutorials) it doesn't fall to the terrain even if it has Mass=1 and GravityMode=1 and World.Gravity=new Vector3(0,-20,0)

[TylerH]

One more thing: All of the polled input commands (basically every Leadwerks input command) will not work with a custom context, like this control, or the one I made using Tao.OpenGl.

 

I have been researching a way to add custom support in the C# wrapper to circumvent the polled input and provide an identical use API for custom contexts, but have not really done anything on it yet.

[Rekindled Phoenix]

It's been a while. Would you be able to work on this sometime soon?

 

I'm holding out on the LE Control until it's got a stable release.

[klepto2]

Hi, I'm still working on this issue.

 

The polled Input is working, but in another way then the usual way in leadwerks. you have handle the correct events. In the Formssample you need this:

 

private void RenderContext_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)         
{             
            if (e.KeyCode == Keys.W)                 
                cam.Move(new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f * Core.AppSpeed()));
            if (e.KeyCode == Keys.S)                 
                cam.Move(new Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, -1.0f * Core.AppSpeed()));         
}

 

And this:

 

this.RenderContext.KeyDown += new System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventHandler(this.RenderContext_KeyDown);