is there a platforms directory at C:\Users\miste\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\ndk-bundle
is there a platforms directory at C:\Users\miste\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\ndk-bundle
KThere is indeed not 
KBut not sure what to do about that lol
KI guess I can just make an empty directory but I doubt that's solving the issue
KOh wow, actually different error:
Pyeah, i don't think that's solving the issue lol
Pso TIL we only support NDK 20 so make sure you've installed that
KThe GUI in android studio does not have versions like that
K
KI will try to get 20, thanks
Pcan you show me more of the window? i'm pretty sure it does
Pthere should be a checkbox of some description
Pmaybe "Show Package Details"
KAh there you go, thanks!
AHey everyone, i´m following the LearnOpenGl tutorials and i´m at the UBO chapter, which teaches how to make the exercise work using the std140 uniform block layout but it seems kind of hacky to me (i´ve even seen stackoverflow posts about avoiding vec3 at all when using std140, for example)
Aso i´m trying to re-implement the exercise using the shared layout instead of std140, and according to the opengl docs i should use this function:
AAhow can i use that GetUniformIndices() function in Silk? it has a void return type and asks for a
byref<> or a nativeptr as a 4th param, so i´m not sure how am i supposed to get the indices OUT of that functionAmight be just some low level .net thing i´m not aware of
Afor context, i´m using fsharp so i guess some pointer stuff can vary in naming from c#, this is what visual studio hints about the
GetUniformIndices() method
LNot sure if you are familiar with c code, a lot of function calls in silk.net is more close to c than c#. You need to enable unsafe code in F# to write the c style code.
LI never use F#, so not sure if it is possible or not
L@agnael_
Ai managed to handle this pointer stuff so far, it´s really awkward looking in fsharp but it works
Athis time the problem is that i´m not asked just to pass a pointer to some data i can no longer care about, but i actually need to pass a pointer to a ""container"" i guess, so that the function fills it up
Ai know this is a really specific issue, it´s just that i´m out of ideas and wanted to try my luck in the discord channel
Ai´ll try to create an array with a fixed length, pass only it´s first element´s pointer to the GL function and then check the original fsharp´s array values again, maybe that works
Lyou need to create an array of
const char* then pass the array pointer into the uniformNames, and an array of GLuint and pass the array pointer into uniformIndices.Lboth arrays are same size and pass the size to uniformCount
AGLuint? is that a Silk thing we have access to?
Ai mean i guess it´s the c++ way of refering to the GLSL int type
Abut do we have that in silk?
Lshould be, or you can just pass in uint type to try it out
Las long as uint is 32bits
VGLuint is the same as a C# uintVI've never used F# so I don't know the equivalent
Aand based on the hinting i get from the IDE, i guess it´s uint32 in fsharp
VThat sounds right
Ai´ll try the thing and pray
A
Ai guess i can just stick to std140 anyway
Aokkk this seems to be working, i initialize the indices array with zeros, pass a pointer to it´s first element to the GL function and then, when inspecting the original indices array, they are no longer all zeros, but actual values
AF# pointer manipulation is so clean and readable, innit
A/s
L
Rwith the imgui stuff, is there any way to prevent mouse movement from being updated if I hide the mouse? Would I have to reimplement your existing controller to have that functionality or is there any workaround anyone can think of?
RNVM I found something that will work
Ais there a guide to add imgui into a silk app in .net?
Aor it´s just that you were already familiar with it in c++ and you got it running on your own
RThere seems to be some silk.net integration stuff in a silk.net IMGUI package, not sure if I really want to lug it around as another dependency yet but it will work for now
Ras well as stuff on github as to how to use it