Another bug in MMF2 - Sub-apps editor display

[koobare]

Hi Yves (& All),

Got another bug for ya' to deal with. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> So...

I'm using a full-screen, resolution-changing 640x480 main app with an additional sub-app. The sub-app is at 288x288 window size, but it has larger frames (currenty 640x480, some will be bigger), since I want to set up scrolling in it. Everything works fine, the scrolling is smooth, etc. - but there's a nasty, irritating bug in the frame editor of the main application... It's only in the frame editor, it does not appear on runtime.

When I put the sub-app where I want it (in a 288x288 space specially created for it) it creates a 640x480 (like the size of the frame in the sub-app, and not the 288x288 window size that it should be) white space, covering all underneath, so I can't see the main app's space, I don't know where to put objects, etc.

To illustrate this, I've made this screenshot:
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9...mmf2dev0js.jpg

I think that when I put such an sub-app (288x288 window size, 640x480 scrolling frame size) it should be 288x288 and without the additional white space, right?

Hope You can check this and eliminate this bug,

Cheers!

JR, Koobare

[koobare]

Hi Yves (&amp; All),

Got another bug for ya' to deal with. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> So...

I'm using a full-screen, resolution-changing 640x480 main app with an additional sub-app. The sub-app is at 288x288 window size, but it has larger frames (currenty 640x480, some will be bigger), since I want to set up scrolling in it. Everything works fine, the scrolling is smooth, etc. - but there's a nasty, irritating bug in the frame editor of the main application... It's only in the frame editor, it does not appear on runtime.

When I put the sub-app where I want it (in a 288x288 space specially created for it) it creates a 640x480 (like the size of the frame in the sub-app, and not the 288x288 window size that it should be) white space, covering all underneath, so I can't see the main app's space, I don't know where to put objects, etc.

To illustrate this, I've made this screenshot:
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9...mmf2dev0js.jpg

I think that when I put such an sub-app (288x288 window size, 640x480 scrolling frame size) it should be 288x288 and without the additional white space, right?

Hope You can check this and eliminate this bug,

Cheers!

JR, Koobare

[koobare]

Gahhh! This bug drives me mad! :P

Is it possible to set the sub-app at another position and set it's X and Y to 0 on runtime?

[koobare]

Gahhh! This bug drives me mad! :P

Is it possible to set the sub-app at another position and set it's X and Y to 0 on runtime?

[Yves]

I'm trying to fix it before releasing the patch.

Yves.

[Yves]

I'm trying to fix it before releasing the patch.

Yves.

[Sphax]

Maybe it could be good to able us to setup the size of subapp even if this subapp can't be resized by users.

[Sphax]

Maybe it could be good to able us to setup the size of subapp even if this subapp can't be resized by users.

[Patrick]

aww <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> i want to see whats behind the white thing... looks like good graphics to me <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

[Patrick]

aww <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> i want to see whats behind the white thing... looks like good graphics to me <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />