This is an egui integration for winit and vulkano.
You'll need a Vulkano target image as an input to which the UI will be painted. The aim of this is to allow a simple enough API to separate UI nicely out of your renderer and make it easy to build your immediate mode UI with Egui.
Arc<Queue> and Vulkano's winit surface Arc<Surface<Window>>rust
// Has its own renderpass. Modify GuiConfig to determine image clear behavior etc.
let mut gui = Gui::new(&event_loop, renderer.surface(), renderer.queue(), GuiConfig::default());
// Or with subpass. This means that you must create the renderpass yourself. Egui subpass will then draw on your
// image.
let mut gui = Gui::new_with_subpass(&event_loop, renderer.surface(), renderer.queue(), subpass, GuiConfig::default());
gui integration with WindowEventrust
gui.update(&event);
Event::RedrawRequested before you render
```rust
gui.immediate_ui(|gui| {
let ctx = gui.context();
// Fill egui UI layout here
});// Or
gui.begin_frame(); // fill egui layout...
// And when you render with gui.draw_on_image(..), this will finish the egui frame
5. Render gui via your renderer on any image or most likely on your swapchain images:
rust
// Acquire swapchain future
let beforefuture = renderer.acquire().unwrap();
// Render gui by passing the acquire future (or any) and render target image (swapchain image view)
let afterfuture = gui.drawonimage(beforefuture, renderer.swapchainimageview());
// Present swapchain
renderer.present(afterfuture, true);
// ----------------------------------
// Or if you created the integration with subpass
let cb = gui.drawonsubpassimage(framebufferdimensions);
draw_pass.execute(cb);
```
See the examples directory for better usage guidance.
Remember, on Linux, you need to install following to run Egui
bash
sudo apt-get install libxcb-render0-dev libxcb-shape0-dev libxcb-xfixes0-dev
sh
./run_all_examples.sh
This integration would not have been possible without the examples from vulkano-examples or eguiwinitashvkmem.