Ok, nailed the sucker. Inside the UpdateShadows Function you need to:
change
HideEntity Current_Camera
to
CameraProjMode Current_Camera, 0
and
ShowEntity Current_Camera
to
CameraProjMode Current_Camera, 1
The sucker took me about 10 Hours so far. Hideentity performs some kind of Updateworld with hidden (thus collision off) state.
I have to say, I made the Shadow_cam global and mabe it to be created only once at startup, and then only hide and show it inside the UpdateShadows function. Maybe this causes this bugous behaviour.
However, I thought it should work with two cameras by hiding and showing then depending on usage. But it doesn't! So note: use CameraProjMode instead of HideEntity for the Cameras!
change
HideEntity Current_Camera
to
CameraProjMode Current_Camera, 0
and
ShowEntity Current_Camera
to
CameraProjMode Current_Camera, 1
The sucker took me about 10 Hours so far. Hideentity performs some kind of Updateworld with hidden (thus collision off) state.
I have to say, I made the Shadow_cam global and mabe it to be created only once at startup, and then only hide and show it inside the UpdateShadows function. Maybe this causes this bugous behaviour.
However, I thought it should work with two cameras by hiding and showing then depending on usage. But it doesn't! So note: use CameraProjMode instead of HideEntity for the Cameras!