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Dark GDK / Image problem

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Yero008
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Posted: 20th Jan 2011 17:56 Edited at: 20th Jan 2011 18:00
Hello,
My game menu is formed by many images which are the buttons.
In there I have a settings section, which shows me the button for the languages and a 4 images to choose a color for your player. The problem is that when I click it shows me the language buttons but it doesn't show the color options. The whole menu uses .png files but the colors are jpg.
Also I tried hiding the background and the color is put behind the background,when I hide the bkg the color is shown. Also I tried changing it's extension with Photoshop. In the loading section I load the background and then the rest of the buttons.
An example of the code

What can I do?

Forward thanks.
WLGfx
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Posted: 22nd Jan 2011 15:15
Without a bit more from your code no-one would probably be able to help at the moment. That little snippet is fine (apart the missing '"' but that's probably just a typo). It could be anything from being files in different folders or anything...

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Yero008
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Posted: 23rd Jan 2011 13:11 Edited at: 23rd Jan 2011 13:14
This is the part where I load the images and how I tried showing it.
If I hide the bkg sprite and set menu_on=false the image shows.
Also the rest of the buttons show when I press the button.
WLGfx
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Posted: 23rd Jan 2011 15:30
Apart from the double '//' that you've used, you could test if it's loaded the image using dbImageExist after attempting to load it. Point the debugger to the Image Exist command and run it you can see the return value then. If not then the file/location may have been typed in wrong.

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Yero008
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Posted: 25th Jan 2011 21:33
The Image Exist returns 1.

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