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Sorry for the delay, the time runs too quickly hehe XD So the problem is that the ogre's render function is called one time at all (not once per window) so I can't call the functions at each render. What I have done is this: root->renderOneFrame(); guiRenderer->initialiseRenderStateSettings(); secon...

Sorry but due to a connection error (I think) my post never arrived -.-' So... I never (explicitly) render guicontexts, I only call root->renderOneFrame(); where root is the Ogre::Root singleton, the call stack that I previously posted is (I think) the responsable for the rendering of the contexts w...

I am not sure that works, infact now if in the second RenderWindow I don't look meshes the gui part renders correctly, when meshes appears the gui part is not correct. I mean in the scene there always are meshes but the gui renders differently if I point the camera to a direction where there are not...

By "second state" I meant when in my application there are 3d objects and gui (like the 2nd image)

Well, I tried to call initialiseRenderStateSettings() and now renders correctly the main menu but not correctly the second state. (Referring to the previous screenshots the first and the third are now correct, the second is still the same... RenderWindows can be initialized with some misc parameters...

Sorry I write window but I should write RenderWindow... I tried to sets the blend states explicitly by calling the function: root->getRenderSystem()->_setSeparateSceneBlending(Ogre::SBF_SOURCE_ALPHA, Ogre::SBF_ONE_MINUS_SOURCE_ALPHA, Ogre::SBF_ONE_MINUS_DEST_ALPHA, Ogre::SBF_ONE); after root->render...

I create two windows from Ogre::Root, I do not use (explicitly) opengl contexts and from the Ogre code seems to use a unique renderer.
I've not found a way to access the contexts, if I need to access them I'll try to search more deeply...

Ok, I found the following function: void OgreRenderer::initialiseRenderStateSettings() { using namespace Ogre; // initialise render settings [...] bindShaders(); // set alpha blending to known state setupRenderingBlendMode(BM_NORMAL, true); } which calls void OgreRenderer::setupRenderingBlendMode(co...

Yes,
those are the two windows of my application, I created them with:

The renderer I use is OpenGL Rendering Subsystem.

Thanks

Hello, I'm a new user. I'm trying to develop an application using two windows, the Ogre part seems to work as I create two separate windows and assign to each of them a viewport and a camera. The problem is that I want to display on each of them some CEGUI windows, to do that I assign to each of the...