[1.10.2] [GuiScreen] Binding textures after drawString

[faraddox]

Why after drawing string with fontRendererObj it doesn't bind my texture, leaving unicode textrue in textureManager? Example:

this.fontRendererObj.drawString(level, guiX + 52, guiY + 12, 0xdddd00, true);
        this.mc.getTextureManager().bindTexture(texture);
        //---------------draw xp line 186px
        String xp = sg.getXP() + "/" + sg.getXPForNextLevel();
        int  perc = (sg.getXP() * 100) / sg.getXPForNextLevel();
        this.drawTexturedModalRect(guiX + 52, guiY + 24, 0, 24, 186 , 5);
        this.drawTexturedModalRect(guiX + 52, guiY + 24, 0, 29, 186 * perc / 100, 5);

If i don't bind this.mc.getTextureManager().bindTexture(texture); again, unicode texture will be used do drawTexturedModalRect

[larsgerrits]

To render text on a screen, it has to bind the unicode texture to actually draw different letters and numbers from. It doesn't rebind the previous texture, so you have to do it after you are drawing text.

[faraddox]

  On 10/28/2016 at 11:34 AM, larsgerrits said:

To render text on a screen, it has to bind the unicode texture to actually draw different letters and numbers from. It doesn't rebind the previous texture, so you have to do it after you are drawing text.

Yes, i understand this after testing. I'm interesting why forge doesn't implement something better yet, cause i spend all night to test and find where is the problem

[larsgerrits]

Forge doesn't change things that don't have to be changed.

[horsewithnoname]

Because that's how Minecraft core works. Minecraft Forge already made an astounding job by providing essentials and more for mod development.

 

I'd rather say, why nobody created a Forge Codex/in-depth Documentation (that covers all aspects starting from adding stuff like blocks, items, etc. ending on complex stuff like client-server sync of custom entities/stuff, complex client rendering, GUI, etc.), yet? That will be much helpful, for everybody.

[larsgerrits]

If you want, you can make a pull request to the Forge Documentation GitHub, and if it gets accepted, it will put on http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/, which already has some nice documentation.

[horsewithnoname]

  On 10/28/2016 at 12:17 PM, larsgerrits said:

If you want, you can make a pull request to the Forge Documentation GitHub[/ur], and if it gets accepted, it will put on http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/, which already has some nice documentation.

 

I'll be glad to, but I'm by no means a master or expert. I once wrote a tutorial about Capability System on PMC, but as you can see it more like "if you want this, do that, because that."

[faraddox]

  On 10/28/2016 at 1:30 PM, horsewithnoname said:

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If you want, you can make a pull request to the Forge Documentation GitHub[/ur], and if it gets accepted, it will put on http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/, which already has some nice documentation.

 

I'll be glad to, but I'm by no means a master or expert. I once wrote a tutorial about Capability System on PMC, but as you can see it more like "if you want this, do that, because that."

 

Mmmmm, capabilities Currently working with it. It was hard to understand them (may be not enough knowledge of English?) and i think i have not understand them good yet.