Closed ManDude closed 4 years ago
I can't even view anything in the new (New Gui) version and this GL.Clear(ClearBufferMask.ColorBufferBit | ClearBufferMask.DepthBufferBit); showed this Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt. after running it in visual studio
Delete that line of code and use OldMainForm, the new one is incomplete.
it wont let me, says I cant edit 64 bit programs
wot
It's telling you that you can't modify the program's source code while it's running. It's a limitation of the x86-64 target in visual studio for some reason, not really sure why
Huh strange, It wasnt running at the time, I guess a process of it was running in the background
Huh strange, It wasnt running at the time, I guess a process of it was running in the background
Huh strange, It wasn't running at the time, I guess a process of it was running in the background, also what is the code for the OldMainForm
Replacw "MainForm" in "Program.cs" to "OldMainForm".
Some animations look misplaced and weird if offsets aren't taken into account (plus it's technically part of the animation itself). If you add support for them (which I did, locally) the editor actually centers the view properly.