Closed CodingMadness closed 1 year ago
raygui is removed from raylib 4.2, and is now a stand-alone library. Raylib-Cs explicitly tracks raylib, so I think they are removing raygui support. If you need Raygui, you can use Raylib-cslo, which tries to include all the raylib extras possible.
To clarify the position on extras. Raylib-cs is focused on the main raylib api. I tried to support extras like raygui/physac but decided to remove them to keep the library easier to maintain and allow the user to add the extras they want separately.
While a custom build can include the extras, I found that these type of extras make more sense as separate libraries, rather than any single approach being tied to Raylib-cs. For example, you could use rlImgui-cs without having 2 ui libraries in the same project.
I also think these extras might benefit more from a direct port instead of bindings as it removes the need for separate native builds though I have not tried this myself.
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Import raygui so one can deal with extra windows which right now is not allowed /possible through raylib.h
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