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[admin]

There is no background screen in the engine itself. When it initializes without a scene loaded output should be blank.

Concerning VCL: You can setup the engine to render on any VCL control. To do this pass the control's handle to render device creation function:
Core.Renderer.CreateDevice(Form1.Handle, ...

[gogetax1]

ok i think i solved the problem.. so far i tryed to "verify" if all working by installing the core and registering the window on the screen..
i got a blank screen without a sign of cast engine at all
but once i tryed to load a scene, all worked fine..

so if you guys up to suggestions:
please make a different background screen (or so) just for us to know that the engine installed perfectly..

[gogetax1]

no no.. exactly what admin replyed is what i want..
i need to see a demo with an empty window.. it seems like i cant find the exact command to do that..
like..
Core.Handle := Window.Handle; < or something like that.. so thats why i need an enpty demo just to check how to do that..

[Mike]

How to make a demo uses Cast II on the delphi's visual vcl form window?Like the DelphiX's visual form?

[gogetax1]

yeah.. all i need to know is how castII installs on a components (on form/window)
thats my 1st step into castII engine..

thanks.

[admin]

i think you guys should make an empty window project that shows how the Cast II is installed and applied on the window/components in the source so we can see and learn from that..

Can you please explain this in more detail?
You need a demo with blank window?

[gogetax1]

Hey castII team, your work look really good so far as i tryed on Rad 2010 (all compiled perfectly)
just got few more requests if you dont mind..
im not new in 3d programming and either on delphi.
i think you guys should make an empty window project that shows how the Cast II is installed and applied on the window/components in the source so we can see and learn from that..

thanks.

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