Version 1.3

[hoffstadt]

Small release but bumping the minor version. Updates on renderer are at the bottom.

News

• We are still waiting on an M1 Mac. (arrives next week!)
• We plan on dropping support for Python 3.6 soon.

Changelog

Features

• added set_clipboard_text(...) Expose imgui GetClipboardText and SetClipboardText functions #1531
• added get_clipboard_text(...) Expose imgui GetClipboardText and SetClipboardText functions #1531
• added user_data arg to set_resize_callback(...) Add user_data argument to four event handlers #1537
• added user_data arg to set_viewport_resize_callback(...) Add user_data argument to four event handlers #1537
• added user_data arg to set_frame_callback(...) Add user_data argument to four event handlers #1537
• added user_data arg to set_exit_callback(...) Add user_data argument to four event handlers #1537
• added user_data arg to capture_next_item(...) Add user_data argument to four event handlers #1537

Fixes

• Fix a confusion about minor version by @BadSugar in Fix a confusion about minor version #1518
• fix "wrap" not working properly in tables wrap option in add_text does not propperly work in a table #1532
• drag & drop onto plot

Renderer Updates

We have been working on creating a GLTF file importer for the 3D renderer. It is mostly complete. While doing so, we wrote a small renderer (Windows only) to test some of the features. Since we do not plan on just dumping the entire 3D engine into DPG at once but instead in small pieces (as we settle on parts of the API), we are considering starting this by adding a small "asset viewer" like widget early to DPG. It would just allow users to import a GLTF file (other formats to follow) and view the model. Includes PBR, animations, IBL, skinning, morphing, clearcoat, etc. It would be a very high level widget so we can continue working on the engine without changing the API. Video below:

mvImporter.Sandbox.2022-01-15.09-19-10.mp4

New Contributors

• @BadSugar made their first contribution in Fix a confusion about minor version #1518

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This discussion was created from the release Version 1.3.

[pbk0]

How do I run the "Asset Viewer" demo highlighted in video above ... I did not see any python code in new release ... Too curious to try ;)

[hoffstadt]

It's not in yet! Probably next minor version!