ImGui

Open a small interactive window and receive its handle. Add labels, controls, and layout items through that handle to build a tool or settings panel.

Set the ImGui vertical-sync preference exposed by this compatibility API. The current implementation stores the boolean but does not change the rendering loop.

Add an action button to a window. The callback runs when the person activates the button, so put the action inside that function rather than after this call.

Add an on/off control with an initial state. Keep the boolean passed to the callback if the rest of your script needs the updated setting.

Group controls beneath a heading that can be collapsed. Add the group’s children in the content callback; collapsing later hides those existing controls.

Add four numeric inputs for red, green, blue, and alpha. Use the callback to keep all four parts of a color setting together.

Close the window and disconnect its control listeners. Call this when your tool is finished or from a Close button callback.

Add a short text field for a name, label, or similar setting. The callback receives the field’s contents when the person leaves the input.

Place the next control in the previous control’s row. Call it immediately before adding the item that should sit alongside its neighbor.

Add a thin divider between controls. It helps a crowded panel read as a few related groups without creating a new window.

Add a numeric field for a fractional value such as scale or opacity. Despite its name, Kawaii presents an editable number; it clamps submitted input to the requested range.

Add a numeric field for a whole-number setting such as a count or limit. Kawaii clamps a submitted number to the range and floors the resulting value.

Place a text label in the current window layout. Use it to explain a control, show a short status, or separate groups with a heading.