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*DGS elements are rendered in the event "onClientRender". When "onClientRender" is called, every Modern DX Library elements will be looped and calculated. | *DGS elements are rendered in the event "onClientRender". When "onClientRender" is called, every Modern DX Library elements will be looped and calculated. | ||
'''What's different from | '''What's different from cegui?''' | ||
*This resource is based on dx* functions, so its style will be more flexible than cegui, which means you can define the style by yourself. | *This resource is based on dx* functions, so its style will be more flexible than cegui, which means you can define the style by yourself. | ||
Revision as of 02:13, 11 May 2022
Modern DX Library
This resource is designed to allow you to create directX GUI's as an alternative to the original MTA:SA GUI functions.
This wiki is always for the latest Modern DX Library version!
Full Name: Modern DX Library for User Interface
Developer Team: ClawSuit, PandFort
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/clawsuit/dxLibrary
Current Version: 1.0 Estable
Features
How does it work?
- Modern DX Library is based on element system, which just likes the cegui system. To make Modern DX Library easier to use and understand, I choose to follow the usage of cegui's.
- DGS elements are rendered in the event "onClientRender". When "onClientRender" is called, every Modern DX Library elements will be looped and calculated.
What's different from cegui?
- This resource is based on dx* functions, so its style will be more flexible than cegui, which means you can define the style by yourself.