You obviously didn't recheck my code, it now is:
void SVGPanel::Paint()
{
if (!m_pImage->SVGLoaded())
return;
int wide,tall;
BaseClass::GetSize(wide,tall);
if (m_iTexture!=-1)
surface()->DrawSetTextureRGBA(m_iTexture, (unsigned char
*)m_pBuffer,
wide, tall, false, true);
if ( (m_iTexture==-1) || (!surface()->IsTextureIDValid(m_iTexture)) )
{
//unchanged
}
surface()->DrawSetColor(Color(0,255,0,255));
surface()->DrawTexturedRect(0, 0, wide, tall);
}
At first it draws some weapons from the weapons ttf, and later it paints all
kinds of crosshairs.
deathz0rz
Alfred Reynolds writes:
As my earlier email post said, you MUST call DrawSetTextureFile()
before EVERY DrawTexturedRect() call (or in your case
DrawSetTextureRGBA()). In your ::Paint() function you only call
DrawSetTextureRGBA once.
( here is the code from your paint function:
if (!m_pImage->SVGLoaded())
return;
if ( (m_iTexture==-1) ||
(!surface()->IsTextureIDValid(m_iTexture)) )
{
// BAD BAD BAD, need to call something like NeedsRender EVERY
time this is called
int width,height;
float ratio;
m_pImage->SVGGetSize(&width,&height,&ratio);
NeedsRender(width*0.5,height*0.5);
if ( (m_iTexture==-1) ||
(!surface()->IsTextureIDValid(m_iTexture)) )
return;
}
int wide,tall;
BaseClass::GetSize(wide,tall);
surface()->DrawSetTexture(m_iTexture);
//surface()->DrawTexturedRect(0, 0, wide, tall);
surface()->DrawTexturedRect(0, 0, 512, 1024);
).
- Alfred
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