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I'm still working on it. Like i mentioned above, i've used a plane onto whom i raycasted to in order to get the coordinates relative to that plane. Thus i've got a vector2 with those relative, normalized coordinates. I can then inject the proper mouse position by multiplying it for the screen dimens...

Uh, technically speaking, the checkbox is still there.
http://www.cegui.org.uk/docs/current/fa ... _ref_sec_2

Regarding the "shrinked" text, i've found a solution. I had to also slightly change my layout. Instead of having a layout structured like "baseWindow/otherContent" i had to change it into something like "root/baseWindow/otherContent", with root as an empty DefaultWindow...

Well, i had already done something like that, for another game state, via raycasting. Being as it is just an image with some text applied at runtime and a glow effect when hovering, i hadn't used CEGUI for that. http://i.imgur.com/t49DuZg.jpg Still, it would seem that it applies exactly what we were...

Guess i'll have to ask if what i want to do is even feasible with the instruments provided with cegui. What i want to do would be having a situation like the one in the screen, with a mouse cursor displayed like usual and the cegui window rendered into a page (only the window - as now i've just been...

Update on the situation. I've seen some progress after i've set the inputs using the correct gui context. Still, a problem mentioned above is still there biting me (and probably my major concern right now). http://i.imgur.com/BNLiqOb.jpg Basically, the window i've got in the texture is treated as if...

GUIContext* context = &CEGUI::System::getSingleton().createGUIContext(); You can store them as a class member if you do this in a ctor initialiser list. SomeClass::SomeClass(): mMyGUIContext(CEGUI::System::getSingleton().createGUIContext()) {} Uh, i was somehow convinced the first option wasn't...

You are supposed to store the reference yourself. GUI contexts don't have names so it would be problematic to retrieve them. And being a reference i can't simply have it as a class member of the state it belongs to - unlike a pointer. As it is created inside it, where a reference would have to be p...

Basically...as the title says. If i wanted to retrieve the default one, all i need to do is call getDefaultGUIContext. By doing so i get a reference to the default one. But there is no similar function for ones created manually. The only reference to them is given when you manually create them. And ...

Mh, any help about this? I mean, i did search the forums...but i've found no example of this feature with the changes introduced with the 0.8 version. Edit: albeit, maybe the problem is also due of how i input the commands; as in, i input them to the default gui context, by default. Got to see how t...

Guess you're right. I've got some code here in my application that worked with 0.7.9, but testing it now it doesn't work anymore. Dunno what changed...gotta test it out.

Uh...are you injecting the time pulse?

And indeed i was able to do so, even if there is some graphical issue i've still to solve (as the texture involved has the aspect ratio of an A4 page, the fonts get shrinked). The code involved is quite simple (here is rearranged a bit, cause i've moved some parts to a different function for better ...

In my application i have several states. Some of them use CEGUI. Some of them use even more than a single layout. I've tried multiple approaches, be it loading them when the state was entered or when it was created. All of them had some issues, probably also due of an incorrect understanding on my p...

Use this instead.
http://www.cegui.org.uk/docs/0.7.9/window_tutorial.html