How can I tell that a window is currently maximized (i.e. at some time
in the past, Window.Maximize was called -- not FullScreen)?
I can't even see how to set a variable for this: I see an event for when
the window just became maximized and one for when the window just became
minimized, but no event for when the window just became windowed.
(Needs to work in both Win and OSX).
-Tom
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Subject: Re: Draping a picture on a trimesh
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On Mar 27, 2007, at 22:58 UTC, Peter Wyeth wrote:
> I don't see a way of doing this out of the box with the Trimesh
> class, but I really hope I'm missing something.
You are -- this is a very straightforward application of the Trimesh
class (and its support classes). You create the mesh with the
triangles however you want them; you assign the UV coordinates to pin
the texture on however you want it; you make a Material out of your
picture, and attach it to the Trimesh. C'est tout!
Does this get you going? Or, where exactly are you stuck?
Best,
- Joe
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