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Pixels bleeding into background?
#122971
04/11/07 03:32
04/11/07 03:32
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I don't know if this is a glitch in the engine or in the script, but I want to place a button at coordinates (0,0) on the screen and set it to be invisible. But, not only does it show up anyway, the button's initial background color "bleeds" into the main background panel for some odd reason. My level_loader.wdl: Code:
var video_mode= 8;
var video_screen= 1;
var video_depth= 32;
include "level_loader_top.wdl";
include "level_loader_car.wdl";
string level1_wmb= <carmovesnd.wmb>;
string level2_wmb= <top_move_test.wmb>;
bmap back_pcx= "mrcode.pcx";
bmap mouse_pcx= "cursor.pcx";
function main()
{
mouse_map= mouse_pcx;
mouse_mode= 2;
while(1)
{
mouse_pos.x= pointer.x;
mouse_pos.y= pointer.y;
wait(1);
}
}
panel back_pan
{
pos_x= 0;
pos_y= 0;
bmap= back_pcx;
flags= visible;
}
panel button1_pan
{
button= (384,250,"topspinner_on.pcx","top_spinner.pcx","topspinner_ovr.pcx",load_lvl1,null,null);
layer= 2;
flags= visible;
}
panel button2_pan
{
button= (350,350,"car3d_on.pcx","car_3d.pcx","car3d_ovr.pcx",load_lvl2,null,null);
layer= 2;
flags= visible;
}
panel exit_pan
{
button (290,450,"exit_on.pcx","exit_off.pcx","exit_ovr.pcx",exit,null,null);
layer= 2;
flags= visible;
}
panel back_button
{
button= (0,0,"back_on.pcx","back.pcx","back_ovr.pcx",null,null,null);
layer= 3;
flags= visible;
}
function load_lvl1()
{
wait(1);
mouse_mode= 0;
wait(1);
button1_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
button2_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
exit_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
back_pan.visible= off;
wait(2);
level_load (level2_wmb);
wait(1);
camera.x= 0;
camera.y= -876;
camera.z= 664;
camera.pan= 90;
camera.tilt= -62;
camera.roll= 0;
}
function load_lvl2()
{
wait(1);
mouse_mode= 0;
wait(1);
button2_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
button1_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
exit_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
back_pan.visible= off;
wait(2);
level_load (level1_wmb);
wait(2);
camera.x= -714;
camera.y= 0;
camera.z= 845;
camera.pan= 360;
camera.tilt= -71;
camera.roll= 0;
}
function exit()
{
while(1)
{
sys_exit(null);
wait(1);
}
}
And the images showing the error: Without back button code:  With back button code:  Please excuse the tiny images, Imageshack does ridiculous things to your pictures. Still, at least you can see the difference.
void main()
{
cout << "I am MrCode,";
cout << "hear me roar!";
system("PAUSE");
}
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Re: Pixels bleeding into background?
[Re: MrCode]
#122973
04/11/07 11:32
04/11/07 11:32
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Uhrwerk
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Code:
function exit()
{
while(1)
{
sys_exit(null);
wait(1);
}
}
This comment is not related to your problem, however, this piece of code is totally senseless, as the content of your loop will be executed only once. The loop is superfluous.
Always learn from history, to be sure you make the same mistakes again...
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Re: Pixels bleeding into background?
[Re: Uhrwerk]
#122974
04/11/07 16:53
04/11/07 16:53
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xXxGuitar511
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I'm not sure if the sky_color thing I posted would help. I'd have to have/see your problem so I could better understand whats going on.
I thought it was sky_color, because when all its color vectors are set to 0, the background will not be redrawn...
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Re: Pixels bleeding into background?
[Re: xXxGuitar511]
#122975
04/11/07 22:25
04/11/07 22:25
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MrCode
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sky_color doesn't change anything. (just tried it at 1,0,0)
EDIT: And a new problem arises! I originally didn't have any function assigned to the button, but now that I do, when I click it (after loading a level), the image tiles itself over the background!
Last edited by MrCode; 04/11/07 22:40.
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Re: Pixels bleeding into background?
[Re: MrCode]
#122976
04/11/07 23:08
04/11/07 23:08
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xXxGuitar511
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Post the rest of your code. I don't see any potential problems in the above code...
EDIT: Also, can you give us a better description of your error. The more details, the better!
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Re: Pixels bleeding into background?
[Re: xXxGuitar511]
#122977
04/11/07 23:19
04/11/07 23:19
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MrCode
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Here's the NEW code: Code:
var video_mode= 8;
var video_screen= 1;
var video_depth= 32;
include "level_loader_top.wdl";
include "level_loader_car.wdl";
string level1_wmb= <carmovesnd.wmb>;
string level2_wmb= <top_move_test.wmb>;
bmap back_pcx= "mrcode.pcx";
bmap mouse_pcx= "cursor.pcx";
function main()
{
mouse_map= mouse_pcx;
mouse_mode= 2;
while(1)
{
mouse_pos.x= pointer.x;
mouse_pos.y= pointer.y;
wait(1);
}
}
panel back_pan
{
pos_x= 0;
pos_y= 0;
bmap= back_pcx;
flags= visible;
}
panel button1_pan
{
button= (384,250,"topspinner_on.pcx","top_spinner.pcx","topspinner_ovr.pcx",load_lvl1,null,null);
layer= 2;
flags= visible;
}
panel button2_pan
{
button= (350,350,"car3d_on.pcx","car_3d.pcx","car3d_ovr.pcx",load_lvl2,null,null);
layer= 2;
flags= visible;
}
panel exit_pan
{
button (290,450,"exit_on.pcx","exit_off.pcx","exit_ovr.pcx",exit,null,null);
layer= 2;
flags= visible;
}
panel back_button
{
button= (0,0,"back_on.pcx","back.pcx","back_ovr.pcx",go_back,null,null);
layer= 3;
}
function load_lvl1()
{
wait(1);
button1_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
button2_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
exit_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
back_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
back_button.visible= on;
wait(2);
level_load (level2_wmb);
wait(1);
camera.x= 0;
camera.y= -876;
camera.z= 664;
camera.pan= 90;
camera.tilt= -62;
camera.roll= 0;
}
function load_lvl2()
{
wait(1);
button2_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
button1_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
exit_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
back_pan.visible= off;
wait(1);
back_button.visible= on;
wait(2);
level_load (level1_wmb);
wait(2);
camera.x= -714;
camera.y= 0;
camera.z= 845;
camera.pan= 360;
camera.tilt= -71;
camera.roll= 0;
}
function exit()
{
sys_exit (null);
}
function go_back()
{
wait(1);
back_pan.visible= on;
wait(1);
button1_pan.visible= on;
wait(1);
button2_pan.visible= on;
wait(1);
exit_pan.visible= on;
wait(1);
back_button.visible= off;
}
Is there a website that will host any file for free, as I would like to post a demo to clarify more as to what is going on.
void main()
{
cout << "I am MrCode,";
cout << "hear me roar!";
system("PAUSE");
}
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Re: Pixels bleeding into background?
[Re: Uhrwerk]
#122980
04/12/07 00:57
04/12/07 00:57
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MrCode
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Didn't change anything. Still showing over background, still tiling after using it in a level.
EDIT: Is there a "tile" flag that I'm not aware of?
Last edited by MrCode; 04/12/07 04:03.
void main()
{
cout << "I am MrCode,";
cout << "hear me roar!";
system("PAUSE");
}
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