How do you clear out board or table or window ??
by Henning Martinsen · in Torque Game Engine · 06/23/2008 (1:22 pm) · 2 replies
Hi
I wonder how I can clear out board or table or window or what ever they been called.
Like clear screen or something like that.
But I have no idea where I can look at and put it in inspector, where you do all your apply.
Any idea ??
I wonder how I can clear out board or table or window or what ever they been called.
Like clear screen or something like that.
But I have no idea where I can look at and put it in inspector, where you do all your apply.
Any idea ??
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But before that works right I need to clear out one board before new board poping up. Else you will see the board you where going from and can't read what is on the new board.
I think I got the help about this problem, I just change from Canvas.pushDialog(partner); to Canvas.setContent( partner );, problem solved.
I tryed out now and I must remember to make the board/window/table or what ever it's called biger then the problem is gone.
Here the picture showing you what I mean
06/23/2008 (2:47 pm)
Am using gui to make different menu board only so user can chooce what ever they want in the game before they beginning to play.But before that works right I need to clear out one board before new board poping up. Else you will see the board you where going from and can't read what is on the new board.
I think I got the help about this problem, I just change from Canvas.pushDialog(partner); to Canvas.setContent( partner );, problem solved.
I tryed out now and I must remember to make the board/window/table or what ever it's called biger then the problem is gone.
Here the picture showing you what I mean
Torque 3D Owner Scott Warren
Even if your not working on a main menu or the like of it, you can load graphic file that is a plain color of your choice in the same manner as the Getting Started.pdf that comes with the engine. It means you need to have player interaction with a button or a key press to activate a script function to load the blank graphic.
Not to sound funny, but why would you want to load a blank screen?