Hi @Oshan96 ,

If I don't want to use fxml when setting up a scene, how do I proceed with adding the scene to the CustomStage ?

Say I want to define a stack pane to sit inside the stage.

        Scene scene = new Scene(new StackPane(), 800, 600);
        stage.setScene(scene);

As soon as I do stage.setScene(scene), the title bar will be covered and I won't be able to drag the window/stage or use the buttons.

So how should I add a stack pane or an anchor pane to a custom stage ?

After I switch from Stage to CustomStage, I experience a 20% up in CPU utilization when I drag my window across the screen.

Also, the way it moves is not smooth.

When the CustomStage is not moving, the CPU resources stays normal.

What could possibly be causing it ?

Would it be possible to add a constructor that allows for an image as a title (Useful for company logos etc.). Additionally, is there a way to similarly add more buttons to the title bar.

If we create a stage which is smaller than 259x700 it gets resized to 259x700 the first time a user tries to change the window size manually (by dragging the edges of the window).

We suspect the error to be in lk.vivoxalabs.customstage.tools.ResizeHelper:17. Is there a specific reason for fixing the minimum dimensions to 259x700?

FYI, in the "What is CustomStage?" section of the wiki, there is a typo.

I believe the word "costedin" is a typo. Not sure what words you would want instead. Maybe "time and cost developing"?

Thank you for sharing your hard work/code with the JavaFX community, its appreciated!

Thanks for sharing your great work! It would be nice to have the possibility to let the stage drop a shadow to let it look more distinct from its background.

Greetings, Fantastic job on the customStage project. Was definitely needed in the javaFX world.

One thing you might want to implement is to allow the user to set a custom behavior when closing the Stage. If I have multiple windows, and I just want to close one, there is no access to define this behavior, as you simply use the Stage System.exit(0), and thus closes the entire application down. Perhaps having an option close/hide might be better for some cases.

Unless I'm missing something... Thanks and cheers

Hi, amazing tool to work with, thank you a lot. I was wondering if it there was a way to disable resizing/maximizing of the stage. I tried to use setResizeable() but I suppose you are overriding this function since you rewrote the whole resizing process yourself.

I also tried to listen for attempts to maximize then set maximize to false but your codes set it back to true.

Custom Stage itself is a private class so I cannot extend/override it.

Any idea ?

Unable to derive module descriptor for E:\Coding\JavaRuntimeAsset\CustomStage\CustomStage-v1.3.1.jar

set CustomStage="%cd%\JavaRuntimeAsset\CustomStage\CustomStage-v1.3.1.jar"

compile:javac -verbose --module-path ......;%CustomStage% --add-modules ALL-MODULE-PATH ........

run it:java ....... --module-path .......;%CustomStage% --add-modules ALL-MODULE-PATH .......

The string text of the title got truncated somehow at the end of the 22nd character

The width of the custom stage is 1280. More than enough space.

I wonder why ?