* Update dependencies
- Closes#270
* Unify controls in Invaders example
The fire button on gamepads was allowing trapid fire when holding the
button. Keyboard controls required the fire key to be released between
each shot fired. This commit fixes the difference by making the gamepad
fire button act like the keyboard fire key.
- Minor rewrite of the winit integration using the `game-loop` crate for
fixed time-step updates.
- Updates are now handled at 240 fps, regardless of frame rate.
- Frame rate is capped at 240 fps.
- Adds a pause key.
- Closes#11
- Rather than setting the position and window size based on available
screen space, this PR just creates a window with a default size and
doesn't attempt to set the position.
- Closes#29
- Vertex UVs can be computed from the positions, which saves a small amount of code and a small amount of bandwidth (both inconsequential).
- This is mostly for readability.
- Fixes vertically-flipped pixel buffer in the `custom-shader` example.
- Cargo treats non-prefixed version numbers the same when the patch number is omitted.
- This is just cleaner and makes breaking updates easier to manage.
- It would be nice to return an error from the render function
- imgui-winit is still a WIP (open PR: https://github.com/Yatekii/imgui-wgpu-rs/pull/66)
- Update README
Co-authored-by: Mohammed Alyousef <mohammed.alyousef@neurosrg.com>
- Fixes#140
- Adds a public method to get the current GPU framebuffer texture format (AKA the render texture format).
- This wasn't as difficult as it seemed; the extra API is used by the examples to get the right texture format instead of being hardcoded.
* Update to wgpu 0.9
* Fix validation error in WGSL shader
- This moves the hardcoded vertex positions and texture coordinates to
the vertex buffer.
- Replaces the two-triangle quad to 1 full-screen triangle (fixes#180)
- Rewrites the custom shader example to fix a bug with large surface
textures;
- The input texture size was used for the output texture, causing the
purple rectangle to appear very jumpy on large displays in full screen.
- The `ScalingRenderer` now exposes its clipping rectangle. The custom
shader example uses this for its own clipping rectangle, but it can
also be used for interacting with the border in general.
* Switch to `wgpu::include_wgsl!()`
- This is a nice little simplification.
- Thanks to @JMS55 for the suggestion!
* Update egui-winit example to greatly simplify the platform event handler
- I was able to upstream this logic into the egui_winit_platform crate
* Fix the wgpu validation error
* Validate width and height inputs
- Fixes#157
* Add window size check to `imgui-winit` demo
- There is really nothing better that can be done in this case.
- The surface, buffer, and world sizes must all be non-zero.
- A zero-length surface would (previously) panic in `wgpu`.
- A zero-length buffer would panic with the new assertions.
- A zero-length world would cause a divide-by-zero panic when drawing.
