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Yes, it was indeed that. Specifically, the degrees -> radians change in glm, which you handle correctly in latest v0-8 branch.

Ah, that makes sense, I'm using latest glm HEAD because of another bugfix there. Will try tomorrow and let you know, thanks!

Yup, 2009 is longer ago than I'd like to think! Edit: apparently I joined 2006

Oh, and here are the logs, sorry. The example ported from the wiki: 07/11/2015 14:30:52 (Std) +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ 07/11/2015 14:30:52 (Std) + Crazy Eddie's GUI System - Event log + 07/11/2015 14:30:52 (Std) + (http://www.cegui.org.uk/) + 07...

Hi, I'm resurrecting an old project and am updating its code from CEGUI 0.5 to current 0.8.4. While it's a lot of work, it's been easier than I expected thanks to the very detailed porting documents in the wiki, please keep this up! I believe my last problem to solve has to do with the big renderer ...

[quote="jacmoe"]Great code wins over great docs.[/quote] Who can use great code w/o docs? Still, I can feel ce's decision and fully support it. Although I think if you're done implementing "cool" new features, you should definitely write a tutorial, and check out the first questi...

Hi,

I voted "Yes: Text tutorials with supporting video elements." as i think a complete tutorial as a video is very bad, especially if you explain source code or XML!

Still, some video parts are good as a HUGE amount of people are reluctant to read big texts ...

Hi, I'm not much on this forum anymore as I have much to do. Still, I want to give you feedback on this subject. Although the paid tool is a good idea, I personally wouldn't pay for it as I'm a programmer and wouldn't even use it if it was free :-) I prefer defining it in XML. I think you should fir...

Yes, you must save your source code file as UTF8 and also, I recommend you to cast to const Utf8 * for string literals, as any reasonable compiler makes a string literal become a const char *

Hey, here is a post that might interest you: http://www.cegui.org.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=339

but be double-triple-sure to verify the code before you add it to your cegui, I remember there were little memory overflows that make the game crash here and then, if they are not fixed.

and use dynamic_cast to do so and cast std::bad_cast exceptions. Just to have robust code.

Just for your info: in gtk you have the layout containers to specify what gets where and what is resized how, in CEGUI it all goes with relative sizes and absolute sizes. You can say a button's x position is 10 pixels from the left and its width is 80% of the window for example. or you can say its r...

The cost of rendering large amounts of text can be lessened by caching the text to a texture (so you only render two triangles instead of thousands). Do I understand you correctly that this is already in the new renderer target stuff? That would be awesome, as I abuse the "lots of texts" ...

Had a read at it, nice documentation I like people working like that

I don't know what you mean by saying "widget", but you should delete any CEGUI::Window based object not by deleting it yourself but rather by using
CEGUI::WindowManager::destroyWindow(CEGUI::Window *); or CEGUI::WindowManager::destroyWindow(CEGUI::String);