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Ah, your solution seems reasonable enough in that case.

I forgot to mention that the current state of the library now is a bit weird because you have a method called setWindow that takes a RenderWindow or RenderTarget through overloading. Perhaps you might consider getting rid of setWindow / getWindow and have just two methods, setRenderTarget and getRenderTarget, that take and return a RenderTarget, respectively.

Fantastic, thanks. Will check it out now.

My goal is to apply some transformation to the resulting image, such as embedding the gui onto some 3D object. From what I'm seeing, I can always use a sf::Texture and update(the RenderWindow) to retrieve the result, but I suppose that's going to be slower.

Hi,

Is it possible to render a tgui::Gui into a sf::RenderTexture? I have been reading this post https://forum.tgui.eu/index.php/topic,119.0.html, but that code seems to target version 0.5 of tgui.

Reading up on the docs, it seems tgui:Gui has a method

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void setWindow (sf::RenderWindow &window)

If that were generalised to

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void setWindow (sf::RenderTarget &target)

then one could easily render into a texture, but there doesn't seem to be such an option.

Could anyone shed some light on this? Thanks.

Hi,

I was following the tutorial on version 0.6 here: https://tgui.eu/tutorials/v06/intro2/. When doing

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button->load("TGUI/widgets/Button/Black");

the application hangs loading the button theme/style. However, if I replace that line with

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button->load("TGUI/widgets/Black.conf");

just like it's done for the edit box, then it all works fine.

Is this a typo in the tutorial?

Thanks.