   Questions ---URGENT---
  Well, I have until the end of today to make a game, so if you guys can just give me straight to the point answers without any bullshit, I would really appreciate it.1) I can''t get SDL to make a frameless window under Win32 (not tested under Linux at all yet). I am doing this:   Flags = SDL_OPENGL & SDL_NOFRAME;if( FullScreen ) Flags &= SDL_FULLSCREEN;if( SDL_SetVideoMode( Width, Height, 32, Flags ) == NULL ){SDL_Quit();return false;}The window still has it''s frame, title bar, etc.2) In an SDL_MouseEvent, are the x and y values from the corner of the screen or the window? If the window, is it from the client area or the corner of the frame?I wil be asking more questions as the day goes on, probably. 
  Found answer to #2, still need answer to #1... ;  Weird, the code worked just perfectly on my Linux box. :\ darkoneRegistered Linux User #317188 ;  SDL_OPENGL & SDL_NOFRAMEI have no experience whatsoever, so take this as a stab in the dark, but in order to logically combine flags, you normally use the bitwise OR (|) operator instead of bitwise AND (&).   ;  http://sdldoc.csn.ul.ie/sdlsetvideomode.phpThe previous poster is right its SDL_NOFRAME  Whoops.. I miss read some of the code, but that page still should help out, it says that its OR to put them together.  Please visit Turt99 Productions [edited by - Turt99 on July 31, 2003 4:12:59 PM];  um, yes.  Try the bitwise or operator   [edited by - rypyr on July 31, 2003 4:11:51 PM];  Lol that''s so damn true, and I haven''t noticed that :DHmm interesting thing my SDL defaults to NOFRAME... darkoneRegistered Linux User #317188 ;  Ahhh son of a bitch I used an &?!Too much panic and caffeine *sob[EDIT]Damnit, it _still_ doesn't work! Flags = SDL_OPENGL | SDL_NOFRAME;if( FullScreen ) Flags |= SDL_FULLSCREEN;if( SDL_SetVideoMode( Width, Height, 32, Flags ) == NULL ){SDL_Quit();return false;}(on the bright side, fullscreen is no longer broken, although my card does not actually support full screen OpenGL)   [edited by - Promit on July 31, 2003 5:04:06 PM];  Checkout the surface returned and the surface''s flags, to see if they have noframe. 