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Problem OnFadeFinished

by Dany · in Torque X 2D · 07/12/2007 (11:52 am) · 2 replies

Hello,

I have a bug or problem with OnFadeFinished (GUIsplashscreen)

I try to load my level directly after the end of splashscreen, without load another Guiscreen (like tank buster)
my init is the following:

public SplashScreen()
{
// create the Style for our splash ad
GUISplashStyle splashStyle = new GUISplashStyle();
splashStyle.FadeInSec = 2; // black to image 2 seconds
//splashStyle.FadeOutSec = 2; // image to black 2 seconds
//splashStyle.FadeWaitSec = 4; // still image for 4 seconds
splashStyle.Bitmap = @"data\images\splashbg";
splashStyle.PreserveAspectRatio = true;

//splashStyle.Anchor = AnchorFlags.All;

// set some info for this control
Name = "SplashScreen";
Style = splashStyle;
Size = new SizeF(1024, 768);
OnFadeFinished = OnSplashFinished;
}

and the onsplashfinished method is :

public void OnSplashFinished()
{
Game.Instance.LoadLevel();
}


and load level in Game class

public void LoadLevel()
{
SceneLoader.Load(@"data\levels\mylevel.txscene");
}

First Bug if i try like this , it loop between onsplashfinished and loadlevel

I try to correct the problem with this line in on splashFinished

this.OnFadeFinished= null;

(Second Bug)
and it doesn't loop
it passthrough the processtick, but nothing is render to screen ? it still black

bug or Wrong Method ??

thanks for your help
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Torque 3D Owner Will O-Reagan
Modern Intrigues
#1
07/12/2007 (5:34 pm)
You have to set a your content control as well, I think i did it once with like 5-6 lines of code, but I dont have that offhand right now. This includes creating a new style, and setting a scene camera.

Basically, you have pre-empted the normal GUI which loads automatically in the typical starterkit. You have to set a brand new one.

Now, that explination could be TOTALLY off, but thats what i believe is the case.... And setting a new content control will let your scene get rendered.

I'll have a go at it off the top of my head, but this is by no means correct..

public void OnSplashFinished()
{ 
Game.Instance.LoadLevel(); 
GUISceneView _sceneview = new GUISceneView();
GUIStyle _guiStyle = new GUIStyle();
T2DSceneCamera _cam = new T2DSceneCamera();
_cam.name = "myCam";
_sceneview.Camera = _cam;
_sceneview.Style = _guiStyle;
_cam.Extent = new Vector2 (100, 80);
GUICanvas.Instance.SetContentControl(_sceneView);

}


That should get you far enough that you can debug it and fill in the blanks of what you need. Or just reference one of the kits that set a GUI

Hope that helps.

WillO
MMI

Torque 3D Owner Dany
#2
07/13/2007 (12:47 am)
Thank YOU WillO
It works Perfectly



I Hope Help you too one day

Bye
Dany