How to render the "capes" of a GuiScrollingList

[superbas11]

How do I render the orange part?

 

Brown - rest of GUI

White - visible part of list

Orange - hidden part of list - a "cape"

When element leaves visible part of list partially it' s being hidden behind "cape".

 

constructor of the List:

 

    public ScrollList(TestGui parent, ArrayList Data, int listWidth, Boolean isPlayerList)

    {

        super(parent.getMinecraftInstance(),

              listWidth,                                //width

              parent.height,                    //height

              32,                                          //top

              parent.height - 66 + 4,          //bottom

              10,                                          //left

              35);                                        //slot height

 

      // System.out.println(parent.width+"-"+parent.height);

        this.parent=parent;

        this.Data=Data;

        this.isPlayerList = isPlayerList;

    }

 

[Ernio]

I told you few weeks ago (month probably) to look into GuiSlot.

 

protected void overlayBackground(int p_148136_1_, int p_148136_2_, int p_148136_3_, int p_148136_4_)
    {
        ...
    }

 

In 1.7.10 this method is private, you might have to copy whole base class.

In 1.8 they changed it to protected.

 

You might wanna exted given class (GuiSlot) or go further - GuiListExtended, or even implement your own drawing (again - look how GuiSlot does it).

[superbas11]

thanks its done. thanks for your help, again.