You can create and use UI controls in code just fine. However the UI editor is still under development and currently transitioning from WPF rendering to DE viewport rendering. It will take 2 more sprints before it is useable.

If you need any help with UI controls, let us know.

Hi Internetfreak!

I am not able to answer your question (I am just a humble game designer), but I will tell some colleague to answer you.

Btw, I have seen some preview of the UI editor and it looks very cool!

ok, thanks for the answer.
I will see if I have problems, I was not able to touch the UI yet so I don't know what I need. If there's something I will let you know

The current plan is just to have one scene active and no other ones loaded, but since not even that is is implemented yet, you could try to add your own code making scene stacking possible. I am not sure it would make sense and it defeats the purpose of scenes, which is mostly there to allow unloading content, commands and to structure your application into parts. If you have all your parts open all the time, you don't need multiple scenes. If you just want to stack UI elements or even whole UI screens, you can do that (e.g. for menus), but there is no point to keep the intro or menu scene alive when in the game.

I think you are talking about UI screens, so basically like in a menu having a main menu, an options screen, a credits screen, etc.

This should already work fine, we will add more details and tutorials once the UI editor is completely usable (it is included in the editor right now, but not fully done). Just PM me or email anytime you want if you cannot ask in the Forum (which is preferred ^^)

Sure it is possible, it is just a .Remove method call. Just tell us what you want to do with some source code and we can add the method if it is not publicly accessible anyways.

Ok, over the last days, I thought more about my plans. I still don't really want to give up my plans since the project is part of a bigger concept which is not available yet in this state as I have planned it, so I'm still searching a convienient way to achieve my goals.
How difficult would it be to extend/abstract the scenes a bit more? All I need is more control how the scenes are organized on the already available stack so I can arrange them if necessary. Basically, I want for example create a FileOpenScene or a FileSaveScene which could be then used by the user of my project. For your information, I'm currently working on some kind of editor for my rpg based project which I already showed you here in the forum. The specific details are still secret (only Benjamin knows more because I told him to get more specific informations), but I will reveal more of my plans in the future.
Anyway, the editor should for example have these kind of scenes to provide a little API which the user could use (the editor itself will be extendable, so the user can write own extensions for it) to add more comfort to writing extensions.
For achieving the full currently planned featureset, I only need to be able to do some scene-modifications, preferrably organizing them in groups and arranging the scenes on the stack to control on which order they would be displayed.

I hope I didn't write too confusing as it's a general problem of me. When I don't want to go too much into detail yet and thus try to explain it more general, the text would be more confusing than when I can write and present more details.

Ok thanks for the answer. I will then look what I can do and use the available classes as base class to develop my own modifications.
If I have more questions, I will ask