it can work as electron/nwjs replacement
lite version
lite-xl.github.io can benefit from this
best part, all can be done with static link
libsdl+rmlui as one runtime
then all you need is an small wrapper to start
and you have all cross platform
UI + CSS + Logic
like https://sciter.com
in chrome , https://perspective.finos.org
@Foxxey Hey, and welcome! I don't really understand the setup, it looks like you are trying to integrate the library into your own project, but also including the RmlUi samples. I think you should start with just building the samples themselves using CMake, before trying to integrate it. Did you read the building documentation? Let us know if anything there is unclear.
i managed to setup all the libraries, I think
@Foxxey Good job. Next up, you need to implement the system and render interfaces: https://mikke89.github.io/RmlUiDoc/pages/cpp_manual/integrating.html
It didn't take me long to make a system/render/file interface for something I'm making for the GTA series. I made a renderware renderer for RmlUi.
Is the renderer open source, if so I'd be happy to link to it from the resources post.
It isn't open source although I can probably separate it all (when its tidier) https://gtaconnected.com/ is the mod site, I used to use my own GUI system so been trying to merge both together a bit.
Supports gta3/vice city/san andreas/iv
void CRmlRenderInterface::RenderGeometry(Rml::Vertex* vertices, int num_vertices, int* indices, int num_indices, Rml::TextureHandle texture, const Rml::Vector2f& translation)
{
static RwIm2DVertex rgVertices[4096];
static RwImVertexIndex rgIndices[4096];
if (num_vertices > ARRAY_COUNT(rgVertices) || num_indices > ARRAY_COUNT(rgIndices))
return;
float fZ = RwIm2DGetNearScreenZ();
float fRHW = 1.0f / CGTA::GetCurrentRWCamera()->nearPlane;
for (size_t i = 0; i < num_vertices; i++)
{
CVector3D::TransformCoordinate(CVector3D(vertices[i].position.x + translation.x, vertices[i].position.y + translation.y, fZ), m_matTransform, rgVertices[i].vec);
rgVertices[i].vec.x -= 0.5f;
rgVertices[i].vec.y -= 0.5f;
rgVertices[i].rhw = fRHW;
rgVertices[i].emissiveColor = CARGB(vertices[i].colour.alpha, vertices[i].colour.red, vertices[i].colour.green, vertices[i].colour.blue);
rgVertices[i].u = vertices[i].tex_coord.x;
rgVertices[i].v = vertices[i].tex_coord.y;
}
for (size_t i = 0; i < num_indices; i++)
{
rgIndices[i] = indices[i];
}
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATEZTESTENABLE, FALSE);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATEZWRITEENABLE, FALSE);
Texture* pTexture = (Texture*)texture;
RwRaster* pRwRaster = nullptr;
if (pTexture != nullptr)
pRwRaster = Rw2D.GetRwRaster(pTexture);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATETEXTUREFILTER, rwFILTERLINEAR);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATESRCBLEND, rwBLENDSRCALPHA);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATEDESTBLEND, rwBLENDINVSRCALPHA);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATEVERTEXALPHAENABLE, TRUE);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATETEXTUREADDRESS, rwTEXTUREADDRESSCLAMP);
RwRenderStateSet(rwRENDERSTATETEXTURERASTER, (unsigned int)pRwRaster);
RwIm2DRenderIndexedPrimitive(rwPRIMTYPETRILIST, rgVertices, num_vertices, rgIndices, num_indices);
}
All renders just fine all the things that need scissor.
d3d9 adds scissor
Nice work
This is still part of LucasGUI (our custom GUI)
thats the windows emoji