10:10 the removing bits of the rectangle technique is awesome. you could do this in android's linearlayout which was awesome before they turned all materialdesign or whatever & reinvented all the UI components
The setOpaque function for Components solved a huge problem for me the other day. Everything in my main component was getting repainted over and over, and then I realized one of my visualiser components was being perceived as transparent even though it was opaque. This visualiser was attempting to redraw itself at 60 fps therefore causing everything behind it to be repainted too (this caused the repainting of the main component too). All I had to do was add setOpaque(true) in the constructor of my visualiser and then the main component didn't continually repaint itself!
James Jeffery i agree. the thing that bothers me is that some people make blender python plugins but they dont post their code on github.they sell them even though they should be open sourced
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10:10 the removing bits of the rectangle technique is awesome. you could do this in android's linearlayout which was awesome before they turned all materialdesign or whatever & reinvented all the UI components
Wow the rectangle layout technique is super cool
Yep
The setOpaque function for Components solved a huge problem for me the other day. Everything in my main component was getting repainted over and over, and then I realized one of my visualiser components was being perceived as transparent even though it was opaque. This visualiser was attempting to redraw itself at 60 fps therefore causing everything behind it to be repainted too (this caused the repainting of the main component too). All I had to do was add setOpaque(true) in the constructor of my visualiser and then the main component didn't continually repaint itself!
Hi…:, 7 years later :)
Is there a WYSIWYG GUI Editor available?
Is Part 2 availlable ?
Yes. ruclips.net/video/hvIcczswccI/видео.html
awesome but can i use only c without c++
Of course not. JUCE is a collection of classes. C does not have classes, so how can you use the JUCE classes in C?
You shouldn't want to
how juce is open source but you have to pay?Pls someone explain to me. I am not familiar of the concept of open source maybe
Juce is free to use for home projects and experimenting.You do not have to pay unless you decide to release a juce based project commercially.
ok.so because of open source,you can also see the code but the license says that you have to pay when releasing?
or i could look at source code and change it and make it my own.Thats what open source means
James Jeffery ok thanks
James Jeffery i agree. the thing that bothers me is that some people make blender python plugins but they dont post their code on github.they sell them even though they should be open sourced
LOW PROJECT !!