Maybe this fixes the problem of issue #27
The Image class don't have own RenderStates because it has a own texture and there might be more to do (maybe add custom render states to set, save them in an std::vector<std::pair<uint32_t, uint32_t>> and apply them also after the normal ones).
Also you should check for bugs (even if its rendering correctly in the picture below), maybe you see one.
agrippa1994
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7 years ago
Maybe this fixes the problem of issue #27 The Image class don't have own RenderStates because it has a own texture and there might be more to do (maybe add custom render states to set, save them in an
std::vector<std::pair<uint32_t, uint32_t>>and apply them also after the normal ones).Also you should check for bugs (even if its rendering correctly in the picture below), maybe you see one.