MMF2 HWA Beta 3

Yes, a little example would be appreciated. :)

I would like to ask, the current version has already fixed the problem with collision mask? Or it will be in the next release HWA 4?

What collision mask problem?

Maybe I used wrong description - it was the problem with hot spot, when MMF2 registered only points on the right (or left) from the hot spot. You said that it was "stupid problem" :)

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Originally Posted by sss

Hi,
The editbox transparent setting (for multi-line) doesn't work in HWA version's Direct3d mode(currently using the latest build for both HWA and non-HWA).
I can only see a non-transparent editbox in HWA mode. In contrast, the editbox transparency feature works fine both in the non-HWA version and in HWA's Standard,DirectX modes.
Is this a bug, or is it feature that won't work in Direct3D version?

Even the editbox's background color doesn't have any effect at all. No matter what color I choose, it still shows as white color in the Direct3D mode. In contrast, the combo-box and listbox's background color feature works in Direct3D mode. It correctly shows the color I select for its background.

Is there anything that can be done so that the editbox can have the transparency feature even in Direct3D mode?

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I cannot reproduce this issue at all, either on Vista (with or without Aero) nor on XP. I can also change the background color, there is no problem... (note: in windowed mode of course, as the edit box doesn't work in full screen mode)

Could you send me an example?

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Originally Posted by Blizna

Maybe I used wrong description - it was the problem with hot spot, when MMF2 registered only points on the right (or left) from the hot spot. You said that it was "stupid problem" :)

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Yes, this issue has been fixed in the latest version (or maybe even in the previous one, I don't remember).

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Originally Posted by Yves

Yes, this issue has been fixed in the latest version (or maybe even in the previous one, I don't remember).

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The issue appeared in the previous and was fixed in the current. :)

Scaling an object with a background-accessing shader will mess up the shader if the hot spot is anywhere else than 0,0.

So does rotating.

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Scaling an object with a background-accessing shader will mess up the shader if the hot spot is anywhere else than 0,0.

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Fixed in next build.

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So does rotating.

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Yes I know about this one, it's a little more complicated to fix.