Closed RedSkittleFox closed 1 month ago
Hello @RedSkittleFox!
I've identified the problem as well and mentioned it in issue #327. I've provided more details there regarding this situation you presented, and I proposed a similar approach.
From what I can tell, using the ImGuizmo library with ImGui's docking branch has some problems and incompatibilities. The situation is that the owner of this library has never been particularly interested in ensuring compatibility with this branch, even though it has recently become very widely used. Additionally, as I understand it, the plan for ImGui is to adopt the docking branch directly into the master.
@CedricGuillemet , could you take a look at this situation, please? Thank you!
yes, it's been a while since the last update. I'll take care of that this weekend.
@RedSkittleFox Can you please do a PR? Can this feature be tested in the testApp with 2 windows, without the docking branch?
Yes, here is the PR. I have not tested it with 2 windows. I can do it later today (in about 10 hours). https://github.com/CedricGuillemet/ImGuizmo/pull/335
Should be fixed now. Closing.
The function
IsHoveringWindow
would always return false, partially because I was using imguizmo inside another window that had IO for camera controls. I propose the change to add an alternative window handle / id that theIsHoveringWindow
function would accept as valid.I propose adding a following variable and check to the
IsHoveringWidnow
to allow users to embed imguizmos inside their own windows.https://github.com/RedSkittleFox/ImGuizmo/blob/ce1092a924505eb561ce35132fcf9096137a35bf/ImGuizmo.h#L221
https://github.com/RedSkittleFox/ImGuizmo/blob/ce1092a924505eb561ce35132fcf9096137a35bf/ImGuizmo.cpp#L927C16-L941C1