I now changed the name to Elemental C++ GUI library. Again, sorry for the stupid mistake and the confusion it caused.
Not a bad idea, actually.
Yes, Photon does that with all continuous UI elements.
I'll do that in a follow up post. To be honest, I wasn’t ready to release this yet, not in this form, so the info is very preliminary, as noted in the introduction: "Let me tell you a bit about Photon… From my previous…
At least VST allows you to switch to and from using basic controls and the full plugin UI. Actually, if your plugin does not provide a UI, the DAW host will provide a generic one for you, with basic controls like…
Just a stupid mistake, really. I know QNX, but I haven't used it and I didn't know the QNX Photon name. You guys are right. I should've done a 3 minute Google. My bad.
FWIW, Photon scales well. One issue is that DAWs may or may not allow scalable UIs. VST2 for example, is not designed to be scalable, but VST3 is. I'm very open to addressing accessibility if anyone wants to do some…
Same here. And for that matter, all DAWs I know also do not use standard platform widgets. Logic Pro, Reaper, Ableton, Pro Tools, Cubase etc. all use their own custom UI elements.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. Thanks for noting. I honestly did not know. Oh well... It seems I have to change the name.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. Yes, I know NanoGUI. I actually started with NanoVG. I had problems embedding in a plugin, IIRC. GLFW is not embeddable, IIRC.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. The "canvas" part is encapsulated and can re-target another vector engine. I'm considering Skia, but it was too unstable when I first tried. Maybe I'll try again.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. It seems I have to change the name. Bummer :-) Anyway, I didn't know. Thanks for pointing it out.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. Just wondering, do you know any significant (or perhaps even insignificant) VST or AU plugin that uses standard platform widgets? I wonder how that would look like.
I now changed the name to Elemental C++ GUI library. Again, sorry for the stupid mistake and the confusion it caused.
Not a bad idea, actually.
Yes, Photon does that with all continuous UI elements.
I'll do that in a follow up post. To be honest, I wasn’t ready to release this yet, not in this form, so the info is very preliminary, as noted in the introduction: "Let me tell you a bit about Photon… From my previous…
At least VST allows you to switch to and from using basic controls and the full plugin UI. Actually, if your plugin does not provide a UI, the DAW host will provide a generic one for you, with basic controls like…
Just a stupid mistake, really. I know QNX, but I haven't used it and I didn't know the QNX Photon name. You guys are right. I should've done a 3 minute Google. My bad.
FWIW, Photon scales well. One issue is that DAWs may or may not allow scalable UIs. VST2 for example, is not designed to be scalable, but VST3 is. I'm very open to addressing accessibility if anyone wants to do some…
Same here. And for that matter, all DAWs I know also do not use standard platform widgets. Logic Pro, Reaper, Ableton, Pro Tools, Cubase etc. all use their own custom UI elements.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. Thanks for noting. I honestly did not know. Oh well... It seems I have to change the name.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. Yes, I know NanoGUI. I actually started with NanoVG. I had problems embedding in a plugin, IIRC. GLFW is not embeddable, IIRC.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. The "canvas" part is encapsulated and can re-target another vector engine. I'm considering Skia, but it was too unstable when I first tried. Maybe I'll try again.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. It seems I have to change the name. Bummer :-) Anyway, I didn't know. Thanks for pointing it out.
Hi I'm Joel, the the author of Photon. Just wondering, do you know any significant (or perhaps even insignificant) VST or AU plugin that uses standard platform widgets? I wonder how that would look like.