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It will be hard to fix, as I have no Vista and no DualShock joystick to reproduce the problem.
The same way as with any other Windows OS.
Maybe you can find a non-DualShock joystick to test? Or a non-Vista Windows?
It works fine for me.
Maybe there's a problem with DualShock joysticks, I remember someone having a similar problem on this forum.
No. Can you show a complete and minimal example that reproduces the problem? So that I can try myself and see if there's a bug.
const sf::Input& Input = visuals->App.GetInput();
JoystickAxisX = Input.GetJoystickAxis(0, sf::Joy::AxisX);I think you misunderstand what the blend mode is
Here it's working perfectly, otherwise your transparent white would be transparent. If you're talking about disabling the pixel bilinear filter, you should rather try calling SetSmooth(false) on your image.
Can you please give more details?
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool Tiles::LoadAndInitializeTiles(void)
{
int posX;
int posY;
int tileWidth = 32;
int tileHeight = 32;
sf::IntRect rect;
sf::Color transparentColor;
sf::Color colorToSetNoTransparency(126, 0, 0, 255);
SelectedTile.Resize(32, 32);
SelectedTile.SetColor( sf::Color(0, 0, 0, 128) );
TilesSheet = new sf::Image;
if (!TilesSheet->LoadFromFile("data/graphics/in_game/SMBEnginE.png"))
return EXIT_FAILURE;
posX = 0;
posY = 0;
transparentColor = TilesSheet->GetPixel(posX, posY);
rect.Top = posY + 1;
rect.Bottom = posY + 1 + tileHeight;
rect.Left = posX + 1;
rect.Right = posX + 1 + tileWidth;
if (!TilesArray[0].TilesImage.LoadFromFile("data/graphics/in_game/32x32.png"))
return EXIT_FAILURE;
TilesArray[0].TilesImage.Copy(*TilesSheet, 0, 0, rect);
if (transparentColor != colorToSetNoTransparency)
TilesArray[0].TilesImage.CreateMaskFromColor(transparentColor, 0);
TilesArray[0].TilesSprite.SetImage(TilesArray[0].TilesImage);
TilesArray[0].TilesSprite.SetBlendMode(sf::Blend::None);
TilesArray[0].TilesSprite.SetCenter(TilesArray[0].TilesSprite.GetSize() / 2.f);
delete TilesSheet;
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Someone correct me if I'm wrong here but isn't it illegal to use the ® symbol if the trademark isn't actually registered?
You can't just add ® everywhere irresponsibly. It actually means something. As far as I know SFML is not a registered trademark, so you cannot add the symbol on the SFML logo (or your own Silent Hero Productions for that matter, unless you've actually registered it with your local patent and trademark office).
const sf::Input& InputTest = visuals->App.GetInput();
sprintf(visuals->VariableText, "%f", InputTest.GetJoystickAxis(0, sf::Joy::AxisX));
visuals->DrawTextOnScreenBuffer(visuals->VariableText, 22, sf::Color(255, 255, 255, 255), sf::Color(0, 0, 0, 255), true, 5, 525, TextLeft);
sprintf(visuals->VariableText, "%f", InputTest.GetJoystickAxis(0, sf::Joy::AxisY));
visuals->DrawTextOnScreenBuffer(visuals->VariableText, 22, sf::Color(255, 255, 255, 255), sf::Color(0, 0, 0, 255), true, 5, 550, TextLeft);