GameLib and setting WireFrame

[Blue Solitare]

What's the secret to get into wireframe mode when using gamelib?

 

I'm calling game.engine.SetWireframe(1) before my main loop and I'm not getting wireframe??

 

Thanks,

 

Blue

[Canardia]

It should be just SetWireframe(1). Or maybe game.engine.SetWireframe(true) would work, since it's LEO's command.

[Blue Solitare]

My mistake, this is not a gamelib question but a LEO question.

 

I've tried:

game.engine.SetWireframe(1);

game.engine.SetWireframe(true);

::Wireframe(1);

::Wireframe(true);

 

None of which do anything. I've stepped through the code and the leWireframe(mode) method is getting called, but no wireframe. I've tried placing the call throughout my main with no effect.

 

As a test I ran the project wizard and created a new project with the spinning cube and set wireframe(true) and it also didn't work.

 

Any suggestions would be great!

 

Thanks,

 

Blue

[Canardia]

I found the problem. Framework has its own wiremode attribute, and it enables and disables the wireframe mode in each RenderFramework call. However, the engine.dll is missing the Framework SetWireFrame() command, so currently you can't use wireframe mode with Framework at all. I posted a bug report about this:

http://leadwerks.com/werkspace/index.php?/tracker/issue-80-setwireframe-command-missing/

[Blue Solitare]

Thanks for tracking that down. So is there a work around?

[Canardia]

It might be possible to find the memory location of the int wiremode attribute and change it.