And a child/parenting link to go along with the other for tomorrow...... https://community.khronos.org/t/understanding-child-parent-transformation/74289

hmmm, sprites seem interesting in opengl

@User I confirm it builds now, thanks ;) Times to explore what it produces....

(Android)

cool - im playing with the new jvm target but getting some issues with building it

Good morning.

gl Text, some recent comments as well which are helpful.... https://learnopengl.com/In-Practice/Text-Rendering

@User does it build only on android-21 ? I built it with android-29, perhaps a wrong idea ?

just come across this, uploaded may 17th...... http://www.videomuzik.biz/video/haxe-webgl-5-million-point-sprites-hd-v4l5g3x3a4s4z4q474d4d4.html

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where did you find may 17th

odd.... it did say may 17th on my screen.... now it says the date you mention.

possibly a cache issue with my browser and it got confused... seems to happen often for me. no telling.

this one is a nice on using point sprites, its webGL but, simple demo on codepen to go along with it..... https://dev.to/samthor/webgl-point-sprites-a-tutorial-4m6p

@User I see where i got the date wrong now...... this screenshot.....

strange

@User - i think it should also build with 29...

it build but I don't find activity nor manifest nor gradle makefile... I'll try with an older one

I though I find a way to create a image button but it doesn't work on hxwidget :'

I'm not really surprised, since OS native is not html but I had some hope 🙂

the main problem is that html version is so different of hxwidget version

button is larger/longer on hxwidget, since it takes account of an empty label while html doesn't care for ex

So it means code once deploy everywhere is somewhat biased

it's important to take account of that

you can't expect the html app to get the same rendering than the hxwidget app

how would you expect a native wxWidgets app to look like an html5 app? I mean, you could theme the html5 app if you want to look like, say, OSX but then it wouldnt look right for me (windows) and vice versa... wxWidgets is 100% native, html5 is 100% browser based / composite

as for your example: even if you could fade out the button background on native platforms (which you cant) it would be a weird way to create a bitmap button as the button itself has a dimension, so at best its a hack that it even works on composite backends (html5) - what needs to happen is for image to become interactive so it can get events

My Flex background got me...What I produced at that moment was common on each platform BUT because they didn't use native components but Flash dedicated player Of course, it can't be the same, I just shared my mistake 😦