Lua port of esquellington's imgui_multiplotlines: MultiPlotLines() is a nearly drop-in alternative to vanilla imgui.PlotLines() in Dear ImGui that allows drawing multiple channels simultaneously and adds some nice optional features on top.
This implementation assumes ImGui version 1.67.0, the same version the video game Quaver currently uses.
To use this library, either download multiplotlines.lua locally or use Luaver if you are writing a Quaver plugin, as this library is included.
Use the function MultiPlotLines, and be sure to store and reuse params to maintain state:
local state = {}
function draw()
imgui.Begin("Example")
state = MultiPlotLines(
"Example", -- Header text is placed top-center of the plot.
{0, 9, 1, 8, 4, 6, 3, 7, 10, 2, 5, 8}, -- Either pass a table of numbers, a table of table of numbers, or a function.
nil, -- The context value used for any function callback, such as the above, or functions in 'params'.
4, -- The number of values per channel.
3, -- The number of channels.
state -- The layout parameters, alongside state information.
)
imgui.End()
endThe result should look like this:
You may also check out plugin.lua for examples, which showcases most parameters.
Issues and pull requests are welcome to help this repository be the best it can be.
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You may copy individual or multiple source files, granted that you keep the copyright license, and disclose the source back to this repository.