Loading images, libwiigui

I can't figure out how this is done.

How is it done?

What do you mean? Just take a look at the included template. You put the PNG in the images folder, add it to filelist.h, include filelist.h in the source, make a GuiImageData object, and a GuiImage object.

That's exactly what I mean! Thanks!

(I have taken at least 15 looks in the example, but I don't now C well yet so I didn't understand ut very well).

edit: spelling



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/15/2009 11:01PM by profetylen.

The images used are turned into (hexadecimal) buffers in your project when they are compiled. Simply place all of the images you want to use in your project's data folder and the makefile (more specifically bin2o) will do the rest.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/20/2009 09:36PM by Arikado.

Okay! Thanks!


Hm.. am I supposed to edit the libwiigui example to make my program?

Where's the main loop in that example?

and.. what does this crumelure: "->" ?

*** considering buying a C book or something... knowing java doesn't help much...***

edit: added last question



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/20/2009 10:12PM by profetylen.

The example uses threading which isnt required, in fact since you know little of C++ i would suggest using aspects from the template to make your app ( the while(1) loop).

If you feel adventurous then try the threading (read it up first)

mhmm...

is GuiWindow->Draw() the only needed function to draw pictures? Or do I also have to call menu_render()?
I'm a bit confused, cuz I'm a couple of days trying to render, without any success....even with the template pngs it doesn't work;(

You actually dont need to use a GuiWindow. It helps, but its not needed. To render individual images/buttons use their classes Draw().

Ex: guiImage->Draw();



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2009 09:07PM by Arikado.

thx for the hint :)

menu_render() isnt even a libwiigui function (according to docs) its for the demo