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Thank you both for testing!

@Justin: Thanks for the workaround! But I would rather not use OS specific API in my project, but it's good to know it and if there is no other way I have no choice.

@Lord: That's weird, because in the project where I discovered that the mouse wheel is not working I am ...

I want to build in markdown support to easily create Web manuals with static website generators like HUGO or Jekyll in the near future and could add support for modules and macros, but what should projects support look like?

Hi there,

I just found out that the mouse wheel is not detected (#PB_EventType_MouseWheel) when using the #PB_Canvas_Container flag in a Canvas Gadget. I modified the Canvas Gadget example from the PureBasic manual to show this:

If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 220, 220, "CanvasGadget", #PB_Window ...

@RobertRoija: sqUId is a UI system for PureBasic that I'm developing. But you don't need it to use DocMaker.

@Mesa:
As written on the homepage of the tool the source code is only included for the sake of completeness and can't be compiled. The UI system I used is not included. The "DocMaker.exe" file is the tool itself and all you need to make everything work.

@wilbert:
The included DocMaker from ...

Hello PureBasicers,

I'd like to announce a little project I released some days ago on my itch.io page. It's called DocMaker and is basically a tool to generate html source code documentations in the style of JavaDoc. The usage is pretty simple and it has some nice features I think. Maybe someone ...

Nice example!

No problems here on Windows 7 x64.

Ok, guys, now it works like I wanted it to work. Additive shadows + ocean shader. And it was very simple to achieve: DisableMaterialLighting(OceanMaterial,#True) did the trick! I also added "receive_shadows off" to the ocean.material file but I don't know if has something to do with it. Thanks for ...

Wow, that is some kind of funny stuff. The shadow types in my program are flipped somehow. In the example you posted they work the opposite like you said. I just double checked the usage of shadow constants in my code and they are ok, as far as I can see. I'll have a deeper look later.

All entities ...

Here is another video showing the differences between the three shadow types in my island scene. I have a directional light working as a sunlight and a spotlight shining straight down to the middle of the island. With additive shadows on the shadows of both light sources are rendered as expected ...

Got it! The water turns black if you use WorldShadow(#PB_Shadow_Additive). With all other shadow types the water is drawn correctly. Since additive shadow is the only one I can get to work (the others are ugly (modulative) or don't show any shadow at all (texture additive)), this is very frustrating ...

Yes, Idle, you're demo always works like a charme. I tried to harm it, but no chance! :D

The Ogre.log doesn't give any errors and the only difference between the log of my project and the log of your demo is the following:

From my project:
17:13:15: GLSL compiling: Ocean2VS
17:13:15: GLSL ...

Yes, I think it's the one from Idle. I didn't change anything in the shaders or scripts. I just made a small video of what it looks like:
http://www.mac-bs.de/temp/Wasser.mp4

As you can see the water is moving and the skybox is showing, too.

Hi guys,

I tried to implement the water from the ocean demo into my current project and now I have the problem that the water is black, looking like an ocean of tar, no texture showing (should be the skybox texture). I first thought of some missing resources or something, but the shader is loaded ...

Yes, of course, in my current project I use a camera and also RenderWorld(), but my intention was to point out the error, which is the same in my project and so I altered the sprite example from the manual. I think I should post it in the bugs forum?!?