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====== Creating your own ImGui based project ======

<WRAP center round box info 90%>Huge thanks go to the //thegwydd// for his work bringing the Dear ImGui User Interface Library to Orx.</WRAP>

You can easily generate a Dear ImGui project using ''init'' from the github version of Orx.

This article assumes that you have [[en:tutorials:orx:cloning_orx_from_github|downloaded the latest version of Orx from github]] and have built Orx.


===== How to Create your own Dear ImGui project =====

There are two ways to create a Dear ImGui project. Firstly, using Interactive Mode:

  init 

Then follow all the prompts and choose ''yes'' when asked if you want to include Dear ImGui:

  [Extension] imgui: Dear ImGui support (https://github.com/ocornut/imgui)? (no)
  
The second way is to specify everything on the commandline:

  init myGameFolder/MyGame +imgui


===== Working with your project =====

Load your new Dear ImGui project using your favourite IDE. You'll find your build in the ''build'' folder.

Compile and run. You should get a nice screen with demo gui controls.

{{ :tutorials:imgui-orx-project-logo.png |}}

And just for some extra flair, add a little up/down movement to the logo in your main config file:

<code ini>
[Object]
Graphic         = @
Texture         = logo.png
Pivot           = center
AngularVelocity = 18
FXList          = FadeIn # ColorCycle # MoveAround

[MoveAround]
SlotList        = @
Type            = position
StartTime       = 0.0
EndTime         = 4
Curve           = sine
StartValue      = (0,0)
EndValue        = (0, -300)
Loop            = true
</code>

===== orx/Scroll based projects =====

You can also create an orx/Scroll-based Dear ImGui project. See: [[en:tutorials:orxscroll:creating_your_own_scroll_project_using_init|Creating your own orx/Scroll project using 'init']]

===== Learning ImGui =====

To get started learning how to use the UI Library, check the official repo page: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui

You can also find the previous guide for Orx and Dear ImGui here: [[https://github.com/thegwydd/ImGuiOrx|guide to create the imgui_orx library and demo project]].
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