Haxe

welp, guess I gotta go read 500 more pages about programming

Look at the example I posted. do some googling.
This is what it means to develop software/games.

It is not easy and people will not and should not just give you code snippits to compile

Try to remove group 1 from state then add it again.

That could work too, but will put it on top of Everything, which isnt technically what they asked for

This assumes you added group 1 then group 2 then you want group 1 be drawn after group 2

tried that but it just fucks everything up in the sense that the group is just gone

that wouldnt actually matter in this case

<@385014891750096896> for Grid objects, you have to set the number of columns - it won't auto-wrap based on the sizes of the objects?

not with grid, no, but you can use a "continuous hbox": http://haxeui.org/builder/?aba08edf

`<hbox continuous="true" width="100%" height="50%" style="background-color:blue;padding:5px;">.....`

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found a solution to my problem:
I added the two FlxSpriteGroups to one FlxGroup and then just removed the one SpriteGRoup and re added it to get it to be in front of the other

Wanted to complain about `AssetPaths` is blind to my assets, but remembered Haxe does not allow variable name starting with a digit. So tip of the day - make sure asset files names don't start with a digit <:blobidea:964199768039510067>

i need help
i keep getting a Value Exception when I try to use one of my functions in my project

Yo does anyone know how to fix this? I'm currently trying to use some shaders, but they keep glitching out. Whenever I apply the shader to the hud it blocks the game camera with a black background. Does anyone know how to fix this?

from what i see here your creating the `testSprite` and not setting its width or height in any way (manually setting it or using `.makeSprite`), so its staying at 0, aka your just passing `0` and `0` into the shader

you could just use `FlxG.width` and `FlxG.height` if your trying to get the size of the screen

(which i *think* your trying to do with that?)

I believe FlxCamera has a black background by default

`camera.bgColor = FlxColor.TRANSPARENT` may help

Tried both, I think it's a problem with the shader itself

Since whenever I apply another shader it doesn't have this issue

Maybe somehow the alpha is set to 1 always?