static void Main()
{
Window.CreateWindow("OpenGL UI: Example 4", 1280, 720);
// add a reshape callback to update the UI
Window.OnReshapeCallbacks.Add(() => OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnResize(Window.Width, Window.Height));
// add a close callback to make sure we dispose of everything properly
Window.OnCloseCallbacks.Add(OnClose);
// enable depth testing to ensure correct z-ordering of our fragments
Gl.Enable(EnableCap.DepthTest);
Gl.BlendFunc(BlendingFactorSrc.SrcAlpha, BlendingFactorDest.OneMinusSrcAlpha);
// initialize the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.InitUI(Window.Width, Window.Height);
// create a container that will store all of our color picker content
OpenGL.UI.UIContainer colorPickerContainer = new OpenGL.UI.UIContainer();
colorPickerContainer.Size = new Point(240, 190);
colorPickerContainer.Position = new Point(20, 20);
colorPickerContainer.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.TopLeft;
// create a menu bar that will have two different textures
menuTexture = new Texture("data/menu.png");
menuSelectedTexture = new Texture("data/menuSelected.png");
OpenGL.UI.Button menu = new OpenGL.UI.Button(menuTexture);
colorPickerContainer.AddElement(menu);
// place some text within the menu bar
OpenGL.UI.Text menuText = new OpenGL.UI.Text(OpenGL.UI.Text.FontSize._12pt, "Color Picker");
menuText.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.TopLeft;
menuText.Position = new Point(4, 17);
colorPickerContainer.AddElement(menuText);
// add some events that will move the entire color picker container with the menu bar
bool moving = false;
menu.OnMouseDown = (sender, e) =>
{
moving = true;
menu.BackgroundTexture = menuSelectedTexture; // make it look nice by swapping the menubar texture
};
menu.OnMouseUp = (sender, e) =>
{
moving = false;
menu.BackgroundTexture = menuTexture; // make sure to restore the menubar texture
};
menu.OnMouseMove = (sender, e) =>
{
if (moving)
{
int x = colorPickerContainer.Position.X + OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.MousePosition.X - OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.LastMousePosition.X;
int y = colorPickerContainer.Position.Y + OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.MousePosition.Y - OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.LastMousePosition.Y;
colorPickerContainer.Position = new Point(x, y);
colorPickerContainer.OnResize();
}
};
// create the color picker itself
OpenGL.UI.ColorGradient gradient = new OpenGL.UI.ColorGradient();
gradient.Position = new Point(30, 30);
// and create a hue slider that can control the types of colors shown in the color picker
OpenGL.UI.HueGradient hue = new OpenGL.UI.HueGradient();
hue.Position = new Point(190, 30);
// add the color picker and its hue slider to the UI
colorPickerContainer.AddElement(gradient);
colorPickerContainer.AddElement(hue);
// add the entire container to the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(colorPickerContainer);
// subscribe the escape event using the OpenGL.UI class library
Input.Subscribe((char)27, Window.OnClose);
// make sure to set up mouse event handlers for the window
Window.OnMouseCallbacks.Add(OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnMouseClick);
Window.OnMouseMoveCallbacks.Add(OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnMouseMove);
while (true)
{
Window.HandleEvents();
OnRenderFrame();
}
}
static void Main()
{
// create an OpenGL window
Glut.glutInit();
Glut.glutInitDisplayMode(Glut.GLUT_DOUBLE | Glut.GLUT_DEPTH);
Glut.glutInitWindowSize(width, height);
Glut.glutCreateWindow("OpenGL UI: Example 2");
// provide the Glut callbacks that are necessary for running this tutorial
Glut.glutIdleFunc(OnRenderFrame);
Glut.glutDisplayFunc(() => { }); // only here for mac os x
Glut.glutCloseFunc(OnClose);
Glut.glutMouseFunc(OnMouseClick);
Glut.glutMotionFunc(OnMouseMove);
Glut.glutPassiveMotionFunc(OnMouseMove);
Glut.glutReshapeFunc(OnResize);
Glut.glutKeyboardFunc(OnKeyboard);
// enable depth testing to ensure correct z-ordering of our fragments
Gl.Enable(EnableCap.DepthTest);
Gl.BlendFunc(BlendingFactorSrc.SrcAlpha, BlendingFactorDest.OneMinusSrcAlpha);
// initialize the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.InitUI(width, height);
// create some centered text
OpenGL.UI.Text selectText = new OpenGL.UI.Text(OpenGL.UI.Text.FontSize._24pt, "Select A Character", OpenGL.UI.BMFont.Justification.Center);
selectText.Position = new Point(0, 50);
selectText.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
OpenGL.UI.Text characterName = new OpenGL.UI.Text(OpenGL.UI.Text.FontSize._16pt, "", OpenGL.UI.BMFont.Justification.Center);
characterName.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
characterName.Position = new Point(0, -70);
// add the two text object to the UI
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(selectText);
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(characterName);
// the license for these icons is located in the data folder
string[] characters = new string[] { "boy.png", "man.png", "girl1.png", "girl2.png", "girl3.png" };
textures = new Texture[characters.Length];
int xoffset = -characters.Length * 80 / 2 + 40;
for (int i = 0; i < characters.Length; i++)
{
string character = characters[i];
// load a texture that will be used by a button
textures[i] = new Texture(string.Format("data/{0}", character));
// create buttons in a row, each of which uses a Texture (the Texture gives the initial size of the Button in pixels)
OpenGL.UI.Button button = new OpenGL.UI.Button(textures[i]);
button.Position = new Point(xoffset, 5);
button.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
// change the color of the button when entering/leaving/clicking with the mouse
button.OnMouseEnter = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0, 1f, 0.2f, 1.0f);
button.OnMouseLeave = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = Vector4.Zero;
button.OnMouseDown = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0, 0.6f, 1f, 1f);
button.OnMouseUp = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = (OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.Selection == button ? new Vector4(0, 1f, 0.2f, 1.0f) : Vector4.Zero);
// update the text with the character name when the button is clicked
button.OnMouseClick = (sender, e) => characterName.String = string.Format("You selected {0}!", character);
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(button);
xoffset += 80;
}
// enter the glut main loop (this is where the drawing happens)
Glut.glutMainLoop();
}
static void Main()
{
Window.CreateWindow("OpenGL UI: Example 10", 1280, 720);
// add a reshape callback to update the UI
Window.OnReshapeCallbacks.Add(() => OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnResize(Window.Width, Window.Height));
// add a close callback to make sure we dispose of everything properly
Window.OnCloseCallbacks.Add(OnClose);
// enable depth testing to ensure correct z-ordering of our fragments
Gl.Enable(EnableCap.DepthTest);
Gl.BlendFunc(BlendingFactorSrc.SrcAlpha, BlendingFactorDest.OneMinusSrcAlpha);
// initialize the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.InitUI(Window.Width, Window.Height);
// create the left and right containers
leftContainer = new OpenGL.UI.UIContainer(new Point(Window.Width / 2, Window.Height), "LeftContainer");
rightContainer = new OpenGL.UI.UIContainer(new Point(Window.Width / 2, Window.Height), "RightContainer");
leftContainer.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.BottomLeft;
rightContainer.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.BottomRight;
// add the containers to the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(leftContainer);
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(rightContainer);
// add some cool stuff to the containers
scrollTexture = new Texture("data/scrollTexture.png");
// create a textbox with word wrapping for the left container
OpenGL.UI.TextBox textBox = new OpenGL.UI.TextBox(OpenGL.UI.BMFont.LoadFont("fonts/font16.fnt"), scrollTexture);
textBox.Write("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Duis eget vehicula orci. Nulla nibh nulla, suscipit non neque sed, placerat efficitur velit. Sed convallis gravida tincidunt. Praesent vehicula nibh leo, at consequat nisi condimentum ullamcorper. Vivamus pulvinar accumsan maximus. Integer luctus elit porttitor nisi sollicitudin, eget porttitor odio tincidunt. Sed elit justo, suscipit non dui ut, eleifend euismod nibh. Nullam ac fermentum nisl. In convallis id leo sit amet eleifend. Suspendisse eu ligula pulvinar ex facilisis cursus ac ac velit. In ut turpis nec neque vehicula eleifend. Morbi in tempus est. Vivamus nisi nunc, pharetra quis scelerisque ut, tempor id dui.");
textBox.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Fill;
textBox.Padding = new Point(6, 0);
leftContainer.AddElement(textBox);
textBox.OnResize();
// build 10 buttons for the right container
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
OpenGL.UI.Button button = new OpenGL.UI.Button(200, 30);
button.Font = OpenGL.UI.BMFont.LoadFont("fonts/font16.fnt");
button.Text = string.Format("Button {0}", i);
button.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
button.Position = new Point(0, 200 - i * 40);
rightContainer.AddElement(button);
button.OnResize();
button.OnMouseEnter = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0.5f, 0.5f, 1.0f, 1.0f);
button.OnMouseLeave = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0.3f, 0.3f, 0.3f, 1.0f);
}
// add a control to resize the left/right containers
divider = new OpenGL.UI.Button(8, Window.Height);
divider.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0.3f, 0.3f, 0.3f, 0.5f);
divider.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.BottomLeft;
divider.Position = new Point(Window.Width / 2 - divider.Size.X / 2, 0);
bool onMouseDown = false;
// handle mouse events on the divider
divider.OnMouseDown = (sender, e) => onMouseDown = true;
divider.OnMouseUp = (sender, e) => onMouseDown = false;
divider.OnMouseMove = (sender, e) =>
{
if (onMouseDown)
{
ResizeControls(e.Location.X - e.LastLocaton.X);
}
};
// make sure to layout the controls if the window is resized
Window.OnReshapeCallbacks.Add(() => ResizeControls(0));
// add the divider to the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(divider);
// subscribe the escape event using the OpenGL.UI class library
Input.Subscribe((char)27, Window.OnClose);
// make sure to set up mouse event handlers for the window
Window.OnMouseCallbacks.Add(OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnMouseClick);
Window.OnMouseMoveCallbacks.Add(OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnMouseMove);
while (true)
{
Window.HandleEvents();
OnRenderFrame();
}
}
static void Main()
{
Window.CreateWindow("OpenGL UI: Example 2", 1280, 720);
// add a reshape callback to update the UI
Window.OnReshapeCallbacks.Add(() => OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnResize(Window.Width, Window.Height));
// add a close callback to make sure we dispose of everything properly
Window.OnCloseCallbacks.Add(OnClose);
// enable depth testing to ensure correct z-ordering of our fragments
Gl.Enable(EnableCap.DepthTest);
Gl.BlendFunc(BlendingFactorSrc.SrcAlpha, BlendingFactorDest.OneMinusSrcAlpha);
// initialize the user interface
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.InitUI(Window.Width, Window.Height);
// create some centered text
OpenGL.UI.Text selectText = new OpenGL.UI.Text(OpenGL.UI.Text.FontSize._24pt, "Select A Character", OpenGL.UI.BMFont.Justification.Center);
selectText.Position = new Point(0, 50);
selectText.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
OpenGL.UI.Text characterName = new OpenGL.UI.Text(OpenGL.UI.Text.FontSize._16pt, "", OpenGL.UI.BMFont.Justification.Center);
characterName.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
characterName.Position = new Point(0, -70);
// add the two text object to the UI
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(selectText);
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(characterName);
// the license for these icons is located in the data folder
string[] characters = new string[] { "boy.png", "man.png", "girl1.png", "girl2.png", "girl3.png" };
textures = new Texture[characters.Length];
int xoffset = -characters.Length * 80 / 2 + 40;
for (int i = 0; i < characters.Length; i++)
{
string character = characters[i];
// load a texture that will be used by a button
textures[i] = new Texture(string.Format("data/{0}", character));
// create buttons in a row, each of which uses a Texture (the Texture gives the initial size of the Button in pixels)
OpenGL.UI.Button button = new OpenGL.UI.Button(textures[i]);
button.Position = new Point(xoffset, 5);
button.RelativeTo = OpenGL.UI.Corner.Center;
// change the color of the button when entering/leaving/clicking with the mouse
button.OnMouseEnter = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0, 1f, 0.2f, 1.0f);
button.OnMouseLeave = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = Vector4.Zero;
button.OnMouseDown = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = new Vector4(0, 0.6f, 1f, 1f);
button.OnMouseUp = (sender, e) => button.BackgroundColor = (OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.Selection == button ? new Vector4(0, 1f, 0.2f, 1.0f) : Vector4.Zero);
// update the text with the character name when the button is clicked
button.OnMouseClick = (sender, e) => characterName.String = string.Format("You selected {0}!", character);
OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.AddElement(button);
xoffset += 80;
}
// subscribe the escape event using the OpenGL.UI class library
Input.Subscribe((char)27, Window.OnClose);
// make sure to set up mouse event handlers for the window
Window.OnMouseCallbacks.Add(OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnMouseClick);
Window.OnMouseMoveCallbacks.Add(OpenGL.UI.UserInterface.OnMouseMove);
while (Window.Open)
{
Window.HandleEvents();
OnRenderFrame();
}
}
