Closed pthom closed 1 year ago
pthom
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2 years ago Also, I'm looking for small educational examples such as haiku_implot_heart.py which would serve as a demonstration of the library. Please share your creations if you have small self contained demos which you think might be an help for new users 🙏.
district10
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1 year ago macOS m1, python user, install by pip install imgui-bundle (fails at first, succeed after pip install cmake (even I have cmake installed already).
imgui_bundle_demo works pretty well. Thank you for this nice work.
Feedbacks?
and it deserves a better dock icon:
and a 3d scene example will be great, (https://github.com/stevenlovegrove/Pangolin is hard to install.) Maybe integrate https://github.com/CedricGuillemet/ImGuizmo?
I'm expecting to use this to try out some functions from https://github.com/libigl/libigl.
Thank you again.
pthom
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1 year ago @district10 : thanks for your message!
v0.6.5 is out. It solves the blurry text issue.
Concerning 3D + ImGuizmo, I still need to ponder whether it is easy or not. I will study this in the next weeks. Concerning the icon, I agree with you. However, bundling icons on a mac is cumbersome compared to windows so I had to postpone this.
pthom
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1 year ago and a 3d scene example will be great, (https://github.com/stevenlovegrove/Pangolin is hard to install.) Maybe integrate https://github.com/CedricGuillemet/ImGuizmo?
v0.7.2 is out and integrates ImGuizmo (as well as lots of additions)!
Rusty-Weasel
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1 year ago Basically i like the idea to collect all cool imgui stuff under one package, but really do not like the mixup between different languages and tool sets.
i would lovelier see a clear and cleaner structure and an easy fast way, something like following, then we get cool stuff:
Further this example does not compile, as RobotoRegularItalic.ttf is missing, but requested
The python way is fast and simple, at c++ way i can just start debugging, but that was not, what i expected for a short and fast demo run
pthom
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1 year ago @GoWeasel : ...Hello and happy new year...
but really do not like the mixup between different languages and tool sets
I did not understand what you mean, although I tried for a few minutes. What mixup are you referring to ?
Be precise, please.
a clear and cleaner structure
Well, thanks for the not so kind words with no clear explanation.
ImGuiBundle::ShowFullDemoWindow():
Why not, I might study this idea later. This is a good idea.
The python way is fast and simple
Do you mean that you launched the python demos and they were simple to launch? In that case, thanks.
Further this example does not compile, as RobotoRegularItalic.ttf is missing, but requested
Will be fixed.
at c++ way i can just start debugging, but that was not, what i expected for a short and fast demo run
Does it mean you are asking for ImGuiBundle::ShowFullDemoWindow() or what?
In the meantime you can do :
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
./bin/demo_allat c++ way i can just start debugging, but that was not, what i expected for a short and fast demo run
just maked an empty testfolder, then git clone (main) repository and open up as a cmake project, tada cmake error saying hello to me
What i would expect were something like, a demo.cpp which is build able with root cmake config,
In the meantime you can do :
mkdir build cd build cmake .. ./bin/demo_all
not possible with cmake errors
Rusty-Weasel
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1 year ago Does it mean you are asking for ImGuiBundle::ShowFullDemoWindow() or what?
just expec to import ImGuiBundle like a lib (cmake compatible) that gives me all what i need (as so far implemented), and then use it.
lets say for project a i just need a short imgui demo without big extras, i import ImGuiBundle Lib and just call either ImGuiBundle::ImGui::ShowDemoWindow() or just ImGui::ShowDemoWindow() (which already works)
now lets say for project b i like to see a full demo with all included imgui stuff, so i just call ImGuiBundle::ShowFullDemoWindow()
now lets say for project c, i like to use different parts (of ImGuiBundle) and perhaps different gui-toolkit (glfw/sdl) and perhaps different graphic api (opengl/vulkan) and perhaps target OS (win/linux/mac/android/ios/web) etc.... (this to handle in a way like KISS-principle would be the biggest challenge)
for the other question u got tomorrow some examples
pthom
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1 year ago it seems you forgot a classic step with repositories which have submodules:
cd imgui_bundle
git submodule update --init --recursivedifferent gui-toolkit (glfw/sdl)
It is already possible to target glfw or sdl, since ImGuiBundle is based on my other library HelloImGui (see its api, and runner_params.h which enables to select the backend between Sdl and glfw.
perhaps target OS (win/linux/mac/android/ios/web) :
ImguiBundle already targets windows, mac, ios and emscripten. See live emscripten demo
Concerning iOS and android. HelloImGui (on which ImGuiBundle is based) also supports them. I did not make any effort in checking whether its is still the case when added to ImGuiBundle. I do not maintain the android platform anymore, since I do not own an android device, and the android toolset is too clunky for my taste.
Rusty-Weasel
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1 year ago @GoWeasel : please see updated instructions for c++ here
oh nice... looks pretty clean style... i'll take it as good night lecture :-) btw got it so far running.
"ImGui Bundle" is a brand new python and C++ package (Oct 2022). It works on MacOS, Windows and Linux.
Feedback from users would be appreciated in order to make sure its installation works on different platforms.
If you installed it, and if you have time, could you please answer the following:
Python users
git clone+pip install -v .or viapip install imgui-bundle(i.e install from pypi)C++ Users
Thanks in advance!