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ocornut avatar ocornut commented on May 10, 2024

Hello,

I am not sure I understand your question, it's too ambiguous. What do you mean by callbacks?

If your item in the 3D scene are dear imgui widgets projected into 2D, they can register themselves using IMGUI_TEST_ENGINE_ITEM_ADD() + IMGUI_TEST_ENGINE_ITEM_INFO() like other dear imgui widgets.

If your items in the 3D scene are well... 3D items.. this isn't something the test engine needs to know about.
But you can use queries from your 3D engine to retrieve relative coordinates in the 2D space and use e.g. ctx->MouseMove() calls to hover them within your viewport, or use high-level queries in your 3D engine to rotate the camera so that some object become visible and unobstructed before you can click on it. There's no limitation to what you can do as long as you can interface with your 3D engine to make actions, but the ball is in your court, Test Engine isn't going to magically guess how your 3D engine and viewport works.

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rudycazabon avatar rudycazabon commented on May 10, 2024

Ocornut - no, thank you for your prompt reply. I wasn't aware of how to go about registering via imgui_test_engine_item_add + _info. It is not my expectation that Test Engine should know anything about the workings of my 3D engine ... I just need to know what I need to bubble up from it and into Test Engine.

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mgerhardy avatar mgerhardy commented on May 10, 2024

I just do fake mouse moves in my viewport widget to particular positions and then do the ctx->MouseClick() calls.

e.g. the linked test is an easy way to move the cursor into the middle of the viewport and clicks the left mouse button to place a voxel

In this example I test the selection by spanning an aabb with the test engine:

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