[Solved][1.8] Overlay rendering - Non overlay rendering

[Gingerbreadman]

I have 2 methods that are rendering. One is rendering a HUD while the other is rendering vertexes.

Problem is that when HUD is rendering the vertexes render as overlay, making the hand RED, etc instead of making an actual square in the screen.

	public static void draw(String s, int i, int ii, int iii) {
	GL11.glPushMatrix();
	Minecraft.getMinecraft().entityRenderer.setupOverlayRendering();
	Minecraft.getMinecraft().fontRendererObj.drawString(s, ii, i, iii);
	GL11.glPopMatrix();
}

^That's the HUD renderer.

GL11.glVertex3d

^This is the method I'm using to render a square in game.(Not showing full code of this, though it works without HUD.)

[Gingerbreadman]

Bump? I need this.

[Ernio]

First of all - there is no "urgent", nor "non-urgent" stuff on this forum. You are not special and will be treated same (if not even worse than people who actually not use words like "urgent").

 

Second: What events are you using to render this stuff?

 

Third: Why are you using setupOverlayRendering()?

 

Fourth: If not - use RenderGameOverlay event.

If you alredy are: post FULL code.

[Gingerbreadman]

  On 11/14/2015 at 8:56 PM, Ernio said:

First of all - there is no "urgent", nor "non-urgent" stuff on this forum. You are not special and will be treated same (if not even worse than people who actually not use words like "urgent").

 

Second: What events are you using to render this stuff?

 

Third: Why are you using setupOverlayRendering()?

 

Fourth: If not - use RenderGameOverlay event.

If you alredy are: post FULL code.

I am rendering text on screen so I used the setupOverlayRendering method. I am trying to render a square using GL11 at the same time. This is causing the problem.

[Ernio]

Class: EventsClient

@SubscribeEvent
public void onOvelay(RenderGameOverlayEvent.Pre/Post event) // pick sub-event
{
if (event.type == ElementType.ALL) // pick ONE type, otherwise it is rendered few times.
{
	Minecraft.getMinecraft().fontRendererObj.drawString(s, x, y, color);
}
}

 

Registering: (in ClientProxy by preInit).

MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(new EventsClient());

[Gingerbreadman]

For me it doesn't render it on screen. It renders it in 3d. That's why I used the setupOverlay method.

[Ernio]

So you want it to render ON screen, or NOT?

 

Code i gave WILL render it on screen. If not - you are at fault, therefore POST GODDAMN CODE! I ain't helping until you give me something to work with (and yes, I am angry right now, but not at you).

[Gingerbreadman]

  On 11/14/2015 at 9:40 PM, Ernio said:

So you want it to render ON screen, or NOT?

 

Code i gave WILL render it on screen. If not - you are at fault, therefore POST GODDAMN CODE! I ain't helping until you give me something to work with (and yes, I am angry right now, but not at you).

Minecraft.getMinecraft().fontRendererObj.func_175063_a(s, i, i, i);

This is the method I used. The problem is not about methods, etc. It's about doing 2 different types of rendering on same event listeners.

[Gingerbreadman]

I fixed this. Only problem is that the text gets darker when the other Gl11 method starts. Any solutions?

[Draco18s]

  On 11/14/2015 at 9:50 PM, Gingerbreadman said:

It's about doing 2 different types of rendering on same event listeners.

 

Why are you trying to render 2D and 3D things on the same event?