That's great! Thanks!

what did you do, Dynad? It cant see Win32 (there is Microsoft.Win32, MS.Win32 but nothing has User32 namespace).

Please, use pinvoke lib (written by warren tang) which is attached to this post.

Works great! Thanks again!

(05-12-2011 09:10 PM)flcpy Wrote:  what do you mean by drawing multiple renders on a win32 window?

What i meant is if its also possible to have 2 viewports inside the win32 app. So 2 borders with 2 different viewports. But probably that won't work because of having just 1 Hwnd ptr.

(05-13-2011 04:54 PM)Dynad Wrote:  

(05-12-2011 09:10 PM)flcpy Wrote:  what do you mean by drawing multiple renders on a win32 window?

What i meant is if its also possible to have 2 viewports inside the win32 app. So 2 borders with 2 different viewports. But probably that won't work because of having just 1 Hwnd ptr.

in theory it should work. create two regions (idk how exactly those things are named in win32 gui, i use Qt) and set their handles as parents to your two created esenthel windows. this however requires new running esenthel instance for each viewport. Much easier would be to implement viewports in esenthel itself.

Whats the point of running 2 instances of EE? That won't make a very good tool if u ask me... And adding viewports in EE isnt what im looking for... why should i going for this way if you use the gui layout of EE...

I think you need to modify Esenthel. I hope that you can change the sources of this engine.

Hey, i've integrated esenthel to Windows Forms application. Here's screen http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/855...derer.png/

frmRenderer is a WPF UserControl, set as MDI child to my editor.

Doing that was hard, I crashed visual studio 5 times

looks pretty

cool UI now

Thanks, (I use DotNetBar)

I have small problem with that. When I close that WPF control, esenthel app still works and I cant show that control again. Same when I turn off editor in debug mode. After clicking close button debugger still works. How to kill Esenthel process (thread)? Should I call StateExit.set() ?


EDIT: Ah, just I should return false in update()

Do you call DestroyWindowCore and then break the loop in Update of esenthel ?

StateExit.set() is also good

I retutn false in update() and it works