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Dear ImGui renderer for Ebitengine

License: MIT License

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imgui go ebiten gamedev ebitengine

ebiten-imgui's Introduction

Dear ImGui for Ebitengine

A renderer of cimgui-go for Ebitengine!

Usage:

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"image/color"

	"github.com/gabstv/ebiten-imgui/v3/imcolor"
	ebimgui "github.com/gabstv/ebiten-imgui/v3"
	"github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten/v2"
	"github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten/v2/ebitenutil"
	imgui "github.com/gabstv/cimgui-go"
)

func main() {
	gg := &G{
		name:       "Hello, Dear ImGui",
		clearColor: [3]float32{0,0,0},
	}

	ebiten.SetWindowSize(800, 600)
	ebiten.SetWindowTitle(gg.name)

	ebiten.RunGame(gg)
}

type G struct {
	clearColor [3]float32
	floatVal   float32
	counter    int
	name       string
}

func (g *G) Draw(screen *ebiten.Image) {
	screen.Fill(color.RGBA{uint8(g.clearColor[0] * 255), uint8(g.clearColor[1] * 255), uint8(g.clearColor[2] * 255), 255})
	ebitenutil.DebugPrint(screen, fmt.Sprintf("TPS: %.2f", ebiten.CurrentTPS()))
	ebimgui.Draw(screen)
}

func InputText(label string, buf *string) bool {
	return imgui.InputTextWithHint(label, "", buf, 0, nil)
}

func (g *G) Update() error {
	ebimgui.Update(1.0 / 60.0)
	ebimgui.BeginFrame()
	defer ebimgui.EndFrame()

	imgui.Text("ภาษาไทย测试조선말")                        // To display these, you'll need to register a compatible font
	imgui.Text("Hello, world!")                       // Display some text
	imgui.SliderFloat("float", &g.floatVal, 0.0, 1.0) // Edit 1 float using a slider from 0.0f to 1.0f
	imgui.ColorEdit3("clear color", &g.clearColor)     // Edit 3 floats representing a color

	//imgui.Checkbox("Demo Window", &showDemoWindow) // Edit bools storing our window open/close state
	//imgui.Checkbox("Go Demo Window", &showGoDemoWindow)
	//imgui.Checkbox("Another Window", &showAnotherWindow)

	if imgui.Button("Button") { // Buttons return true when clicked (most widgets return true when edited/activated)
		g.counter++
	}
	imgui.SameLine()
	imgui.Text(fmt.Sprintf("counter = %d", g.counter))

	if InputText("Window title", &g.name) {
		ebiten.SetWindowTitle(g.name)
	}

	xcol := imcolor.ToVec4(color.RGBA{
		R: 0xFF,
		G: 0x00,
		B: 0xFF,
		A: 0x99,
	})

	imgui.PushStyleColor_Vec4(imgui.ImGuiCol_Text, xcol)
	imgui.Text(fmt.Sprintf("fps = %f", ebiten.CurrentFPS()))
	imgui.PopStyleColor()
	return nil
}

func (g *G) Layout(outsideWidth, outsideHeight int) (int, int) {
	ebimgui.SetDisplaySize(float32(800), float32(600))
	return 800, 600
}

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ebiten-imgui's Issues

With the recent updates to the latest cimgui-go, I was attempting to try out the newer docking features. Unfortunately it seems that the current state of cimgui-go relies on having a handle to the main window in order to set docking flags? I'm not entirely sure. I came across this example which I was unable to get working under this repository. Any ideas on how to make it work? AllenDang/cimgui-go#101

Need some example

imgui.Text("ภาษาไทย测试조선말") // To display these, you'll need to register a compatible font

Can you provide an example? thx

Sanitise Input Handling

Handle copy + paste
Handle text input with modifiers

支持非英语

go调用非英语字符串的其它语言全部不能正常显示这个应该怎么解决呢

Mouse scrolling

Automated Tests

Implement clipping

ClipMask how to use?

Hello, I want to paste content in the input box. How should I use this ClipMask? Do you have any ideas?

New version of cimgui is available

Hi there, I was curious if we could get this merged with the upstream repo? The following resolves an issue that is currently causing panic when building font ranges, an issue that I have also been dealing with.

AllenDang/cimgui-go#241

thanks for your consideration!

renderer.New method requires an parameter of type imgui.FontAtlas. How do I create this imgui.FontAtlas object and assign it to renderer.New method?

renderer.New method requires an parameter of type *imgui.FontAtlas. How do I create this *imgui.FontAtlas object and assign it to renderer.New method? I don't know how to create imgui.FontAtlas, imgui.CurrentIO().Fonts() returns the imgui.FontAtlas object, but I can't call imgui.CurrentIO() before, what do I do?

An example should show how to change the default title "Debug"

After crawling through all the examples and source code for this project and the imgui-go project I finally stumbled upon the secret sauce to get the window to have the text "Menu" instead of "Debug". Can you please consider adding this to one of your examples?

g.mgr.BeginFrame()
imgui.Begin("Menu") // changes menu title from default "Debug"
{
    imgui.Text("Hello, world!")
}
imgui.End()
g.mgr.EndFrame()

imgui.Image() example

Hey, thanks for making this library, it's been extremely useful for me! Just wondering if you had any examples for using imgui.Image with ebiten?

imgui-go is getting discontinued/deprecated

Hello.
See inkyblackness/imgui-go#192

This is pretty important, because imgui-go will stop getting updates. I've already ported ebiten-imgui to cimgui-go, see this branch of my fork. Most of the work is done, however cimgui-go doesn't have some stuff exposed here and there - I'll work on that.

I can make a PR, but some discussion is needed. Obviously, this is a big breaking change, so ebiten-imgui probably will need to go to v2. If this is the case, maybe it might be the time to rethink some of API decisions if we're breaking it anyway.

Any thoughts on this?

P.S. I now see that readme still says that "API might change", so maybe there's no need for v2.

Fatal panic in imgui code when SetDisplaySize not set

If you don't set display size properly, it throws a fatal panic in the imgui code that doesn't really explain much. There needs to be some check to make sure it's initialized correctly, and an error thrown if it's not.

Drawing when TPS and FPS are not in sync / have different rates

Hello
I think that some restructuring of the code/API is needed to make ebiten-imgui support different TPS/FPS rates.

In usual Dear ImGui setup, you call Begin/EndFrame and widget creation functions in "Update", not "Draw". Actual drawing should be just just done in "Draw" function.

So, I think it's the usage should be like this:

func (g *Game) Update() {
    g.mgr.BeginFrame()
    // put stuff like imgui.Button etc. here
    g.mgr.EndFrame() 
}

func (g *Game) Draw(screen *ebiten.Image) {
    g.mgr.Draw(screen) // new function - doesn't call "EndFrame" for us
}

This is much better and allows to have 60 TPS (update calls per second) and 60+ FPS (Draw calls per second) - we just need to render the old frame if Draw has been called more than once for 1 update call. Note that we can call imgui.Render once - it doesn't break anything.

Thoughts? If you agree with this, I can make a PR which implements the changes, though it'll break the API.