Trying to draw a circle and the color won't change from white.

[StormWingDelta]

 

Here's the code that created the shape.

CircleShape mapcircle2 = new CircleShape(550);
mapcircle2.Position = new Vector2f(0,0);
mapcircle2.OutlineColor = new Color(0,255,0);
mapcircle2.Origin = new Vector2f(mapcircle2.Radius,mapcircle2.Radius);
 

For some reason the fill color is drawing and not the outline color so I don't know what's going on.

[FRex]

You need to also set outline thickness for outline to show up.

[StormWingDelta]

don't see how I didn't see that sooner. XD

Meantime unless I intentionally set the fill color A value to 0 it still draws it.   Annoying but easily dealt with.

[zsbzsb]

Meantime unless I intentionally set the fill color A value to 0 it still draws it.   Annoying but easily dealt with.

Ummmm.... what do you mean by this? Of course the circle is going to draw if you tell the window to draw it.

[StormWingDelta]

Meantime unless I intentionally set the fill color A value to 0 it still draws it.   Annoying but easily dealt with.

Ummmm.... what do you mean by this? Of course the circle is going to draw if you tell the window to draw it.

Meant it still draws the fillcolor unless the A value of said color is 0. >.>

[G.]

The filling is always drawn. Unless it's transparent of course.
The outline is drawn if its size is > 0 and its color isn't transparent.

What's the problem with that?

[Ixrec]

Not to mention, if the default color was transparent instead of white, then every time a newbie wrote code to draw a circle he'd see nothing and come tell us SFML is broken.