Class TCastleTheme

Color layer displayed between modal dialogs (CastleMessages, CastleDialogStates, TGLModeFrozenScreen) and their background (state underneath or a screenshot). Default is (0, 0, 0, 0.25), making things underneath darker, which helps dialog to stand out.

Color used instead of BackgroundColor when InternalForceOpaqueBackground is used. You can only customize the RGB values, alpha is always 1, so the resulting color is always opaque. It's a dark gray color (0.33, 0.33, 0.33) by default.

Colors used when displaying the "Loading..." text when Android application is resuming. Note that you can also customize the tiLoading image. By default, LoadingBackgroundColor is black, and LoadingTextColor is white.

Colors used when displaying the "Loading..." text when Android application is resuming. Note that you can also customize the tiLoading image. By default, LoadingBackgroundColor is black, and LoadingTextColor is white.

For what window height was the Images[tiLoading] prepared. If you set Images[tiLoading], then most likely you will want to set it too. The rendered size of Images[tiLoading] is adjusted, looking at actual window height and this property.

Note that when rendering Images[tiLoading], TCastleApplication.OnInitialize is not run, so Container.UIScaling is usually not initialized yet. That's why we instead do this special scaling approach for Images[tiLoading].

By default this is 1000.

Width of scrollbar for TCastleScrollView.

Minumum scrollbar height, to be comfortably visible and draggable.

Request modal boxes to use opaque color from BackgroundOpaqueColor.

This is internally set and unset by the CastleWindow exception handler (you should not modify this yourself). It allows to request showing opaque color under TCastleWindowBase.MessageOK and friends, or modal states by TGLModeFrozenScreen.

This allows to avoid making a screenshot (TStateDialog.BackgroundScreenshot may be false), which is safer when we want to show an exception (since the application may be in some dirty state, so it's better to avoid rendering user stuff).

Warning: this symbol is deprecated: if you want the labels to be white, adjust TCastleLabel.Color to White after creating every TCastleLabel

Draw the selected theme image on screen.

Parameters

Color

Color tint of the image. If you do not specify a color, white will be used, so image will be displayed as-is. Specifying a color means that image will be multiplied by it, just like for TDrawableImage.Color.

UIScale

Used to properly scale corners, passed to TDrawableImage.ScaleCorners. This parameter does not scale the place where image is displayed, to do this just scale the given Rect parameter yourself.

Set dialogs theme to light.

2D GUI images, represented as TCastleImage. Although they all have sensible defaults, you can also change them at any time. Simply create TCastleImage instance (e.g. by LoadImage function) and assign it here. Be sure to adjust also OwnsImages if you want the theme to automatically free the image when it's no longer used.

The alpha channel of the image, if any, is automatically correctly used (for alpha test or alpha blending, see TDrawableImage).

Corners that determine how image on Images is stretched when drawing by TCastleTheme.Draw method. Together with assigning Images, adjust also this property. It is used for images rendered using TDrawableImage.Draw3x3, it determines how the image is stretched. The corners are specified as 4D vector, order like in CSS: top, right, down, left.

Font used by dialogs. Leave Nil to use TUIContainer.DefaultFont.