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@12bitfloat correction you can have C or you can have *sanity* :)
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@12bitfloat nuklear is fine too
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@3dgoosee @Liebranca Just drawing it in OpenGL is actually not a bad idea. I just recently realized that with signed distance fields it's actually super simple to draw rounded corners, borders, drop shadows, etc.
All you need is to draw a few boxes and write a few lines of shader code
https://iquilezles.org/articles/...
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@12bitfloat I'm also gonna use it for a map editor so.. Kinda need my sanity. Nuklear then?
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@3dgoosee Use what you want :P
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@afaIk desktop mostly
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@3dgoosee Linux or Win?
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@afaIk both;
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@hjk101 good idea didn't think of it but I already implemented nuklear
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@3dgoosee nice if you already implemented it! Make it work and then make it pretty. Nuklear allows for styling so you can pimp it. If it doesn't fit your app you can always switch later.
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@hjk101 Yeah but nuklear is kinda boilerplate
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She runs C shells by the seashore.
I need ur opinion :
Im adding a GUI to my engine (written in C), and my question now is should I use ImGui (needs bindings), or Nuklear.
ImGui is very beautiful by default :/
I don't want to see that "C++ : 1%" in the little langauges section in github, nor need a C++ compiler.
Also I use leagecy OpenGL
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