Mega screenshots
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I should be posting this to the Gallery Thread #1269 but the files here are rather big and I don't want to spam the screen.
Today I upgraded my Screenshooting tool to create mega-capture of very big windows by moving the window and stitching multiple capture.
https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/wiki/screenshot_tool
It's mostly for fun right now.
Perhaps I can use something like that to generate shots for the main github page, and either way more automation is always useful (e.g. for #435.). Also interesting because at a glance you can see some of the issues that a theme may have (the "white" theme below has issues).
Results:
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Were these styles shared anywhere? They look gorgeous and i would love to get my hands on them.
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I'm working on making those available in the default imgui but ran into some tangential problems (e.g: bordering). You can grab many of them here: #707 or click on the Style
label here.
Closing this old thread.
FYI the "mega / stitched" screenshot can now be achieve with the Dear ImGui Capture Tool inside Test Engine.
Our Test Suite has those two examples:
// ## Capture all tables demo
t = IM_REGISTER_TEST(e, "capture", "capture_table_demo");
t->TestFunc = [](ImGuiTestContext* ctx)
{
ctx->SetRef("Dear ImGui Demo");
ctx->ItemOpen("Tables & Columns");
ctx->ItemClick("Tables/Open all");
ctx->ItemOpenAll("Tables/Advanced/Options", 1);
ctx->ItemOpen("Tables/Tree view/**/Root");
ctx->ItemInputValue("Tables/Advanced/Options/Other:/items_count", 50000); // Fancy
ctx->CaptureScreenshotWindow("", ImGuiCaptureFlags_StitchAll | ImGuiCaptureFlags_HideMouseCursor);
ctx->ItemClick("Tables/Close all");
};
// ## Capture all tables demo
t = IM_REGISTER_TEST(e, "capture", "capture_implot_demo");
t->GuiFunc = [](ImGuiTestContext* ctx)
{
ImPlot::ShowDemoWindow();
};
t->TestFunc = [](ImGuiTestContext* ctx)
{
ctx->SetRef("ImPlot Demo");
ctx->ItemOpenAll("");
ctx->CaptureScreenshotWindow("ImPlot Demo", ImGuiCaptureFlags_StitchAll | ImGuiCaptureFlags_HideMouseCursor);
};