I have had a few errors, and managed to fix some. However, I have this one, I don’t know how to fix it.
Compiling shader 7 of 8 (painter-video.frag.glsl).
Compiling shader 8 of 8 (painter-video.vert.glsl).
…\Armory3D\Workspace\armsdk\armory\Sources/armory/trait/internal/CanvasScript.hx:163: characters 43-49 : Type not found : Handle
I get this when I hit ‘Build’.
Does anyone know what the problem is here?
I checked the code, but that’s no help to me, I guess.
// Contains data
@:access(armory.ui.Canvas)
@:access(zui.Handle)
public function getHandle(name: String): Handle {
// Consider this a temporary solution
return Canvas.h.children[getElement(name).id];
}
I believe the project uses Haxe scripts. I’m just running the third-person demo.
No. I’m still using 2022.8, with Blender 2.93LTS, since the updates are requiring updating Blender also, and they are coming quite fast.
I can’t keep up.
So I decided, to actually do something, before I spend the rest of my life just downloading software.
Besides, it’s asking my graphics card to keep up, which spells “get a new computer. Your Intel drivers are toast, in the developer’s world”.
The commercial world is a real sweetheart, and the merchants are loving it.
I’m not sure what these libraries are and what you try to do exactly, but if these errors from your last post come because you try to install some other library (for feathersui see my answer here, it’s not going to work), then I think this is because the library you are trying to install uses a .hxml with a -lib parameter trying to load other libraries.
For simplicity, let’s assume that it’s only about feathersui:
If you copy feathersui to the /Libraries folder of your project, Khamake will treat feathersui as a regular Haxe library. If feathersui depends on other libraries, they either need to be installed via haxelib or they need to be relative to featherui’s .hxml I guess. If you would install feathersui via haxelib, it would probably automatically download all dependencies, but that doesn’t happen if you simply copy it into the /Libraries folder. Khamake’s handling of libraries works a bit different than haxelib’s way of doing things, so sometimes there is some additional work involved in getting haxelib libraries to run.
I didn’t install it?
