Committed revision 1276 ****************************** Files modified: Modified: Allacrost\demo\Allacrost.vcproj Modified: Allacrost\demo\Map_Editor.vcproj Modified: Allacrost\demo\src\editor Modified: Allacrost\demo\src\editor\skill_editor.cpp Modified: Allacrost\demo\src\editor\skill_editor.h Pri...

I've been here on the forums about the same, not on IRC because my internet (still on dial-up) has become quite flakely so largely, I'm not online very much. I've been getting some stuff done albeit slowly due to many things. The biggest one being my wife and I are trying to buy a house. That's wher...

It may be just me, but I'm strongly against providing external access to private data members (which is why I don't like the friend construct), but if you need to do it, to make it work, should be fine.

Sounds like a good plan to me.

I have concerns about ModifyScriptDescriptor because it doesn't preserve comments and formatting of the lua file. So IMO we should be using WriteScriptDescriptor's in the editor.

Your right, it's weird though, cause the error i'm getting is always a vector subscript out of range, and it's because the inner-most vector has nothing in it, and we're trying to use it, i wonder why the old code worked.

Ok the problem is you're never actually allocated a MapTile object and pushing it into the inner-most vector, at least from what I can tell. When I do this: map_file.OpenTable("lower_layer"); for (uint32 r = 0; r < _num_tile_rows; r++) { cout << "ll loop #" << r << endl; table_row.clear(); map_file....

Committed Revision 1263.
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Modified: Allacrost\demo\Allacrost.vcproj

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> Added the map_tiles.h/.cpp to the Visual Studio project file.

Here's mine:

http://www.politicalcompass.org/printab ... 2&soc=2.10

A bit closer to Stalin the Jetryl is.

_walkable_grid? or _walkability_grid?

Yes we have 2 widgets, but if the 2 dialogs are exclusive then only one widget has an active open gl rendering context, so the crash shouldn't happen anymore.

That sounds really strange, a picture would definately help me to see what's going on.

Yeah I think so, it would be like changing the resolution when you switch between the tileset editor and the map editor.

Well if we had only one OpenGL window like in the game then it is no problem as all the textures would belong to that rendering context. But in the editor the map and the tileset editor should live independent of each other so I don't see another way around it. But I would like to hear what others ...

FinalizeSingleton, just took some code out of SingletonInitialize and called it after some settings had been read in via lua, this removed the dependency that the video engine had on reading the configuration files. but if SingletonInitialize was being called twice before then it would have had the ...

That whole set of initialization code should only ever be called once like Roots said.

I'm not sure completely, I'm kinda about it. Might be good, might no, kinda on the fence. This post was completely useless.

This could be similar to the bug that gorzuate is finding in the map editor, where the 2nd time you create a new map all tiles are painted white.

That sprite is awesome, good work

I think that storage method is best, nothing better is coming to me.