On 11/30/05, bryan at radicalbreeze dot com <bryan at radicalbreeze dot com>
wrote:
> Is this possible currently? (On the Windows side it crashes without
> breaking into the debugger.)
Because it's a control you can't instantiate it like that. What you
could try is to make a window with an RB3DSpace and instantiate the
window (windows not visible of course).
You may be able to then just grab the RB3DSpace and forget about the
window, but I don't know, it might be useful or necessary to hold onto
the window for some reason.
Some time ago I wanted to do offscreen rendering, but my idea then was
to put the 3DSpace in my main window and just move it out of view. It
worked with a caveat... the Space needed to be "close" to the bounds
of the window. If, say, the windows width was 500 and I but the Spaces
Left at 1000 to move it out of view it wouldn't work. I don't remember
if it crashed or Space.GetPicture was blank. But if Space.Left were
502 it happily worked. This is on a mac btw. Sometimes you got to
fiddle around.
-William
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