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Dark GDK / GDK objects not showing

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fubarpk
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Posted: 11th Aug 2006 13:35
Ive tried all the samples and they all work but here i have converted a dbpro example i have into darkgdk vis 2005 source and my objects arent visable.

It basically uses a blob technique which should chow a square technique of the program title and another mmovable by the mouse and finally a 3rd that is an animated via a smoke avi image is this all compatible with GDK because it dont seem to work below is the not working code.


fubar
fubarpk
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Posted: 11th Aug 2006 13:55
Attached is a picture of the working dbpro version the mouse is over the play game option and the title is allways visible, the smoke is an animating avi that is meant to show the background pic so here it is.

fubar

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OSX Using Happy Dude
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Posted: 11th Aug 2006 14:05
dbGhostObject is buffed - it currently 'hides' an object.

Come to the last Unofficial DBPro Convention (http://convention.logicstudios.net/)
Supplying "NO" since 1974...
fubarpk
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Posted: 11th Aug 2006 14:07
you mean dbghost aint supported yet do you know when it will be

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Posted: 11th Aug 2006 14:37
*gazes at chrystal ball*
hmmm...

*continues gazing at chrystal ball*
hmmmmm...

*the words NO IDEA pop up*

Come to the last Unofficial DBPro Convention (http://convention.logicstudios.net/)
Supplying "NO" since 1974...

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