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About this mod
Binds the ImGui framework to Skyrim! Custom GUI overlays available for SKSE plugin developers and their users.
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Motivation
Enter the nerd dream for having custom widgets, gadgets and other GUI elements overlayed over the Skyrim renderer.
Like I want Visual novel boxes to click on when talking with NPCs - for example. Or see pulsating red zones over my body outline similar to the TV advertisments for back pain. Or maybe the enemies displayed on radar, so I can decide where to throw a carrot-infused grenade.
Basically
This framework is based on my other SSE GUI platform, but it exposes on top of it the ImGui interface. That is you can make a SKSE plugin to create your own widgets and applications. The interface is based as portable C/C++, so languages which can work with these bindings (like C#) can do okay. A small demo plugin is included as an example - it shows the windows on the attached screenshots - toggle with the Insert key.
As usual, refer to the GitHub repo for better documentation of how to develop for: README, example source code, C/C++ API header files and etc.
Thanks
To the ImGui author and his supporters
To the CImGui team - for the C binding to ImGui
Enter the nerd dream for having custom widgets, gadgets and other GUI elements overlayed over the Skyrim renderer.
Like I want Visual novel boxes to click on when talking with NPCs - for example. Or see pulsating red zones over my body outline similar to the TV advertisments for back pain. Or maybe the enemies displayed on radar, so I can decide where to throw a carrot-infused grenade.
Basically
This framework is based on my other SSE GUI platform, but it exposes on top of it the ImGui interface. That is you can make a SKSE plugin to create your own widgets and applications. The interface is based as portable C/C++, so languages which can work with these bindings (like C#) can do okay. A small demo plugin is included as an example - it shows the windows on the attached screenshots - toggle with the Insert key.
As usual, refer to the GitHub repo for better documentation of how to develop for: README, example source code, C/C++ API header files and etc.
Thanks
To the ImGui author and his supporters
To the CImGui team - for the C binding to ImGui