In GitLab by @Comigo on Feb 24, 2019, 21:14

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For an ui element made out of graphics::Canvas, is it better to

1. build a new ui::Canvas

2. make it so that ui::Image can accept either graphics::Image or graphics::Canvas

3. make it so that there's a Drawable trait that has fn draw<Q: IntoQuad>(&self, quad: Q, target: &mut Target), so that ui::Image accepts a &dyn Drawable trait object.

1 is the most logical given t

It would be nice to have a component that can expose the frames of an animated GIF image using the Animation interface; I'm picturing something like this:

import { useType, useNewComponent, GIF, useDraw } from "@hex-engine/2d";
import someGifFile from "./whatever.gif";

function MyComponent() {
  useType(MyComponent);

  const gif = u

Would it be possible to add the Origin Rebase feature that is built into Physx 4.x and up into Echo?

This would enable larger worlds to be made without floating point precision errors. Here is an example of what can happen if you are too far away from origin. https://gyazo.com/a96db2d1a4ef8ff8935d2054597e151b

It would be nice if we could enable it in project settings and it was just part of

ÖbEngine only supports bitmap formats for now through the SFML library.
It would be nice to have SVG support (with a library that converts SVG to a Texture which will then be usable for example).
I know two potentials libraries that could do the job but do not hesitate to suggest another one :

• https://github.com/memononen/nanosvg
• https://github.com/sammycage/lunasvg

Place to look at :