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Fry 03-05-2010 05:51 PM

Okay thanks to coreys I think I found the error you guys were having, and hopefully this version should fix it, now. :)

oo_jazz_oo 03-05-2010 10:04 PM

That didn't really fix it.

Now, when you scroll the tiles, the error shows for a split second, then disappears.
But it still shows when you scroll...it just...goes away. xD

I also noticed, when first opening gonstruct, instead of showing the "multiple window" error in the screenshot posted, it shows the grey block I posted about.
Then, if you resize the window, the error with the "multiple windows" showing in the tile area appears...

zephirot 03-05-2010 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by oo_jazz_oo (Post 1560712)
That didn't really fix it.

Now, when you scroll the tiles, the error shows for a split second, then disappears.
But it still shows when you scroll...it just...goes away. xD

I also noticed, when first opening gonstruct, instead of showing the "multiple window" error in the screenshot posted, it shows the grey block I posted about.
Then, if you resize the window, the error with the "multiple windows" showing in the tile area appears...

This. :(

coreys 03-06-2010 12:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oo_jazz_oo (Post 1560712)
That didn't really fix it.

Now, when you scroll the tiles, the error shows for a split second, then disappears.
But it still shows when you scroll...it just...goes away. xD

That's because he's covering up a gtk issue. That's most likely the best he can do.

Quote:

Originally Posted by oo_jazz_oo (Post 1560712)
I also noticed, when first opening gonstruct, instead of showing the "multiple window" error in the screenshot posted, it shows the grey block I posted about.
Then, if you resize the window, the error with the "multiple windows" showing in the tile area appears...

Hm, I don't seem to get this issue.

Fry 03-06-2010 03:02 PM

Okay I see what you mean, as far as I can tell that's a problem with the implementation of GTK on Windows. Hopefully the new version of GTK that's in the works fixes that.
However, what I really need to know is, and please be as specific as possible:
1) Does the error only stay for a split second?
2) Again, when you want to select tiles in the level display, does the rectangle draw fast, always staying near your mouse cursor, or does it lag behind, as if the framerate is very low?
3) A bit like 1): When the window is maximized and these "multiple windows" show when you scroll in the tileset display, do they pretty much instantly disappear, without you, yourself doing anything? As in, do you have to click or drag or whatever in the level display, or does it fix itself in a split second?

Sorry for being difficult, again, but there is a bunch of different causes here that have a similar end result, for example, if the level is laggy and slowly updates when you edit it, then that's one bug (a pretty annoying one I thought I took care of).
And thanks a lot again for the feedback! Hopefully I can get back to adding some new features once these problems are taken care of :)

oo_jazz_oo 03-06-2010 11:06 PM

1) Yes, it only stays for a split second.
2) The rectangle draws fast, no lag.
3) It dissapears just as fast as 1, I dont have to click the level to make it disappear any more.

edit: As for #1&2, if I drag the tiles back and forth, the error just kind of flickers. I would assume its because as i drag it, it re-appears. But then as soon as I stop dragging the tiles, the error will disappear.

Fry 03-15-2010 01:57 AM

Pretty much done with displaying editable GMaps, just need to integrate it back into the UI now.

http://imgur.com/31bxll.jpg

zephirot 03-15-2010 02:13 AM

Really awesome!
Rep for you!

Crono 03-15-2010 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Fry (Post 1562606)
Pretty much done with displaying editable GMaps, just need to integrate it back into the UI now.

Keep it up. Also, lol @ #gscript overworld. Memories. :<

DustyPorViva 03-15-2010 04:28 PM

I love you, man.

Fry 03-18-2010 01:26 AM

It kind of works right now, if someone wants, please give this a try:
  • GMap editing is done by opening the .gmap file directly. Level files are first searched for in the directory of the GMap and only if they can't be found will the Graal directory be searched.
  • When opening a level that is part of an already loaded GMap it should scroll to the level in the GMap instead of opening a new window for it.
  • Editing layers is working inside Gonstruct right now, and hopefully also in Graal. The way it works right now is that a layer is empty in the beginning and only tiles you add to it are actually saved to the file. Hopefully that is how Stefan intended for layers to work in the end, since it seems to display fine in Graal (thanks Dusty), but I don't really know, since he doesn't seem to talk much about layers and probably has different concerns at the moment.
  • Flood filling might be a bit dangerous on really big GMaps
  • Navigation with scrollbars is probably a bit annoying, so might add a minimap/cursor movement
  • Each level of the GMap needs to be saved individually at the moment, Dusty says it's better to save the entire GMap, so that's probably going to change
  • Loading of some PNG images seems to be broken at times

adam 03-22-2010 01:49 AM

Quote:

glibmm-ERROR **:
unhandled exception (type unknown) in signal handler

aborting...
Running windows vista, didn't run it in admin mode or anything. Not sure exactly how the error happened, seemed to be when I was working with copy/pasting tiles. I'll try to narrow it down if I can. Crashed the client. It was while editing a 3x3 gmap.

Draenin 03-22-2010 02:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fry (Post 1562606)
Pretty much done with displaying editable GMaps, just need to integrate it back into the UI now.

http://imgur.com/31bxll.jpg

Dude, hell yes. Fry, you are the man! :D

By the way, could you make the scrollbars remain as an option? Graaleditor doesn't have scrollbars when you edit a gmap, and you have to find the little cursor to drag the map around. Personally, I find it a little easier to just use scrollbars or arrow keys to move around.

DustyPorViva 03-22-2010 02:27 AM

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This is how gonstruct handles gmaps currently. I don't think Fry intends to implement the stupid char thing(thank god). Instead I believe he plans to add a minimap tab that will let you move around(think preview window from Photoshop) and arrow keys. I also suggested mouse click scrolling(like how a browser handles it), but never got a response about that.
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TSAdmin 03-22-2010 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by adam (Post 1563984)
Running windows vista, didn't run it in admin mode or anything. Not sure exactly how the error happened, seemed to be when I was working with copy/pasting tiles. I'll try to narrow it down if I can. Crashed the client. It was while editing a 3x3 gmap.

I get this error, but I dont even get as far as even opening a level OR a "New" level for that matter. These are the errors I get upon clicking the "New" button, or upon navigating to and trying to open a .nw file:

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I have also attached the full error report in the 3rd screenshot here:
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