Gui elements sizes

[beauchette]

Hi,

I read the getting started doc, parts of the api reference, and looked at some code from examples and other people.

and I still have no clue as to what sizes are. it seems the screen is divided in equal width and height whatever the resolution is, but is there some documentation I missed talking about that ?
because I'd really like to know more of it, like what are the width and height.

[m4rcel]

I wrote a detailled Tutorial to the Maniaplanet Manialinks, but the English version is far away from being up-to-date. Nevertheless, you can take the basics from the Tutorial, as they did not changed over time

Note: ManiaLib uses the system which I called "Menu positioning".


If you want an up-to-date version (regarding the available elements), refer to the German version. Maybe Google Translator will help you understanding it, if you don't speak German

[beauchette]

unfortunately, I don't understand german well, but the english should at least set me on tracks, thanks.

edit: and it did, (set me on tracks). Great documentation, it should be included somewhere with some documentation of nadeo.

[fcosby]

You know it sounds interesting the thing is I don't understand German. Wish there's could be an English version.

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[oliverde8]

You know it sounds interesting the thing is I don't understand German. Wish there's could be an English version.

There is a link to the more complete german documentation as well as the english one

I wrote a detailled Tutorial to the Maniaplanet Manialinks, but the English version is far away from being up-to-date. Nevertheless, you can take the basics from the Tutorial, as they did not changed over time

Note: ManiaLib uses the system which I called "Menu positioning".

If you want an up-to-date version (regarding the available elements), refer to the German version. Maybe Google Translator will help
you understanding it, if you don't speak German

[TMarc]

we definitely need the Star Trek universal translator
Google is on a good way, but it is still not human enough.
Btw. this is a good hint to tutorial writers: please try to use as much correct language as possible, avoid abbreviations and familiar language, to ease translation