The above image
has two views with two view ports, each one drawn at different
positions. This stretches the game window to accommodate both ports
and uses the window colour to colour the background where no view
is shown.window_set_colour(colour);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| colour | The colour to set the region. |
Returns:N/A
This function can set the background colour of the game window.
This colour represents that which will be used for those areas of
the game window that are not occupied by any views. The following
image illustrates this:
The above image
has two views with two view ports, each one drawn at different
positions. This stretches the game window to accommodate both ports
and uses the window colour to colour the background where no view
is shown.
if window_get_colour() != c_black
{
window_set_colour(c_black);
}
The above code will check the window colour to see if it is set as black or not, and if it is not it sets it to black.