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LCL:

So far, this new window system is looking awesome! I'll make a copy for buttons, too.

Here you are, LCL! All done by canvas

Same function as before, the same commands To make buttons, simply do the same thing as Drawwin but this time use DRAWBTN instead

Hblade wrote:Hey cool test dude

Thanks
Could tell me how to resize a canvas in real-time? I wanna make a function to resize windows

Also, could I use this script in my game? I will givs credit^^

Sure you can lol ^^ And the only way to do that is to, well, make the canvas = to the view size and then make the canvas parented to the view, then edit the function to where the.. well its hard to explain xD Basically you'd have the box size drawn to a location within the canvas Oo which is sorta complicated to say the least xD Your function would come out something like this

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DRAWWIN(x, y, width, height, borderR, borderG, borderB, bg_r, bg_g, bg_b);
//Example:
DRAWWIN(width/2, height/2, 500, 100, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255);


lol

Hblade wrote:Here you are, LCL! All done by canvas

Same function as before, the same commands. To make buttons, simply do the same thing as Drawwin but this time use DRAWBTN instead

scrn2.png

yuz.zip

Wow, thanks!

I can't try it now, but
I'll check it when I get back home..

If it's easy enough to add in lclOS, I will use it (after doing some modifications to it, maybe).

Thanks!

I modded it Now you can control the top color as well, take a look at this


The code:

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void DRAWWIN(int BR, int BG, int BB, int FR, int FG, int FB, int TR, int TG, int TB) {
    int i;
    int i2;
    erase(0, 0, 0, 1);
    setpen(BR, BG, BB, 0, 1);
    moveto(3, 0);
    lineto(width-6, 0);
    putpixel(2, 1);
    putpixel(1, 2);
    moveto(0, 3);
    lineto(0, height-5);
    putpixel(1, height-4);
    putpixel(2, height-3);
    moveto(3, height-2);
    lineto(width-5, height-2);
    putpixel(width-4, height-3);
    putpixel(width-3, height-4);
    moveto(width-3, height-5);
    lineto(width-3, 3);
    putpixel(width-4, 2);
    putpixel(width-5, 1);
    setpen(BR-155, BG-155, BB-155, 0, 1);
    moveto(4, 1);
    lineto(width-7, 1);
    putpixel(3, 2);
    putpixel(2, 3);
    moveto(1, 4);
    lineto(1, height-6);
    putpixel(2, height-5);
    putpixel(3, height-4);
    moveto(4, height-3);
    lineto(width-6, height-3);
    putpixel(width-5, height-4);
    putpixel(width-4, height-5);
    moveto(width-4, height-6);
    lineto(width-4, 4);
    putpixel(width-5, 3);
    putpixel(width-6, 2);
    setpen(FR, FG, FB, 0, 1);
    for (i=3;i<height-3;i++) {
        moveto(3, i);
        lineto(width-6, i);
                             }
    for (i2=2;i2<24;i2++) {
        setpen(TR-i2*3, TG-i2*3, TB-i2*3, .35, 1);
        moveto(2, i2);
        lineto(width-5, i2);
                          }
    setpen(BR, BG, BB, 0, 16);
               }


And yes, its as easy as one line of code

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DRAWWIN(br, bg, bb, mr, mg, mb, tr, tg, tb);


Replace br bg and bb with the border RGB. Replace mr mg and mb with the main backgrounds rgb. Replace tr tg and tb with the top bar's rgb. simple as that

Cool!

BUT I won't be able to use it in lclOS.

I looked at the code you sent in the last post of yours.
It seems that there is one canvas for one window. And since GE can't handle canvas clones
having different drawings I wouldn't be able to make it open more than one window at a time..

But anyway, that's nice work you've done! +1 for that!

lol thanks

Hblade wrote:to say the least xD Your function would come out something like this

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DRAWWIN(x, y, width, height, borderR, borderG, borderB, bg_r, bg_g, bg_b);
//Example:
DRAWWIN(width/2, height/2, 500, 100, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255);


I will try it out. Could you give me some pointers for editing the DRAWWIN function?

I wouldn't know where to begin myself xD

This inspires me to make a mini OS out of one canvas O:

Hey man go for it If anyone can do it, its you

I'll need to make a font system with lineto functions... will be fun!

this is quite spiffy.

Gogo, you and your crazy antics!

lol agreed. Gogo has his weird moments but they always turn out amazing