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Originally posted by -Ramirez-
With that said, yes, this is the best solution. Unless, of course, you have one that's better? I have yet to see it. This isn't about making a chat window, this is about changing the x,y,w,h of the level drawing area.
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*sigh* did you even bother to read my post entirely?
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Originally posted by -Ramirez-
Yeah, you're the one coding the program. You have all of the C++ knowledge. You know everything about OpenGL and DirectX. It's possible because you say so! No. Stefan has always had a good reason for everything he's done, I'm sure this is no different. I think you're forgetting about the same client being available on Mac and Linux, which don't always have the same controls as Windows. That's the only reason I can think of that it wouldn't be possible. I don't know much about it either, that's just what I think based on what I know. Besides, he's given NO indication that he's going to try to make separate windows.
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"I don't know much about it either"
I'm amazed that you can form an opinion based on ignorance. You don't know much about anything.
If you didn't know, opengl is also multiplatform, and works to the same extent in the same way on every platform.
The basis of your opinon is that you idolize stefan as a god, and thefor what you think is his knowledge superseedes what everyone else thinks. Think about that for a few minutes. Realy. Think. About. It.
Also, I highly doubt there is any cooralation (that means a link between two things, for the dumber players who don't realize this forum is labled future
improvements...) of one's skill with c++ and weather or not they're coding graal. I can know some things about c++ and not be the one coding graal, as can stefan be the one coding graal and not know some things about c++, afterall.
I know that c++ can make their own windows with their own skins. I've seen it alot. I also know that untill recently, graal was scripted with visual basic and a few other things in combination. Maby Stefan chose those over c++ because he was more proficient in them (proficient meaning more skilled with them... if he is perfect in c++, then it would be impossible for him to be more skilled in anything else... so he would use c++ for the obviouse reasons of overall compatibility. Since the choice of language for the older versions obviousely didn't match the weight of pros and cons, the only other reasonable assumtion that you can make from asuming stefan is reasonalbe is that he is simply better with the other languages... so he can't be perfect in c++...)
*sigh*...