GFX: Exceeded world matrix stack size

#1 There was a post about this just a day or so ago. They forgot to pop the matrix in that particular GUI.

#2 Unfortunately, I can't find that post. The code in playGui.gui that I used is the same as it is in tge.

#3 After the object is drawn, you need to call GFX->popWorldMatrix()

#4 Ok, where do I add that code? I added it to the end of guiSpeedometer.cc and it compiles fine, but the speedometer still crashes the engine. I compared the tge versions and found that part was missing from the end of the file. That's why I added it there. It just didn't work.

#5 Huh? There should be loads of differences between a TGE and a TGEA version of that file, and you sure don't push and pop at the end of the source file. You have to do it in onRender () most likely.

Edit: Look at the other GUI controls and how they push/pop.

#6 There are a ton of differences. I was looking specifically for this type of code to see where to add it.
At the end of tge's version it states at the end of void GuiSpeedometerHud::onRender(Point2I offset, const RectI &updateRect):

glEnd();
   glPopMatrix();

Which happens to be the end of the file.
In tgea's void GuiSpeedometerHud::onRender(Point2I offset, const RectI &updateRect), it states simply PrimBuild::end();, so I figured it went after PrimBuild becouse it appears to be doing the same thing. That didn't work. It still crashes. (it being GFX->popWorldMatrix(); )

#7 Update on my findings....

After adding GFX->popWorldMatrix(); to the end of onRender, I can copy/paste the speedometer hud into play gui and it works. If I make it using the editor, tgea crashes.

#8 Nvm..

#9 Thanks for your help Stefan. It has been much appreciated. :-) I would have never figured this out without it.