Executable: "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera GX\launcher.exe"
Like FaceCrap said, it's the More Info drop down when it asks to update. The scroll bar wasn't interactable in any way.
I had it on the default scaling, didn't resize it. 2560x1440 res using Windows 10.
What? And the window at the same resolution?
Ah, you have zero labels defined.
Confirmed. WillyJL, looks like the parser gets thrown off by formatting. Cuts off exactly at the first bold tag.
You must have changed something, since this is what it looks like on 2560x1440 with the checker set to fill the whole screen
because youre not in a shell / terminal / command prompt, this is specifying the exact executable name. there is no executable with the quotation marks and the whole path as its name
i see whats happening. unfortunately theres some bug with the specific imgui version used by pyimgui, where the mouse position is incorrect when interacting with a text input box, i think its not taking into account the padding, so the hitpoint is offset than where you actually clicked. i worked around this some time ago by spoofing the mouse position by a few pixels when inside a text input box, so clicks are in correct place, but seems like it falls apart when handling scroll bar. ill need to fiddle around with it
yeah maybe. ideal would be having it use markdown syntax. but implementing one by myself is not gonna happen, and there arent any pyimgui implementations. i think imgui bundle supports it and eventually will need to switch to it anyway as pyimgui isnt really maintained anymore, but thats a huge effort and wont happen for quite a bit.
would be nice to have those screens fully customizable but thats not reasonable both from implementation perspective and performace. ill make an option just to switch those 2, as the other buttons i feel like dont really have much of a reason to be moved around, while i can see the value in swapping the 2 checkboxes based on your mental model/workflowrequest: Is it possible to switch the position of downloaded and finished when viewing game title
and on the icon mode view (2nd one on bottom left)
It does, that is if you're referring to
from what i saw, the general concept is completely different. pyimgui is more similar to the typical imgui logic, your code manages the loop and window stuff. imgui bundle examples make it look like all that is handled by the library. a rough estimate is that most likely all the gui initialization and callbacks will need to be refactored from what i can tell
That's what I've been trying to point out; the default window size is not full screen. I haven't fiddled with any of it's display settings.
Ah! I didn't think for one minute someone would not utilize the full desktop area. To me that's just wasting valuable screen space. Nevertheless, even though you could have gotten around it fairly simple by just maximizing the window without needing to fiddle with settings, it's an issue that needs solving.
This is still a feature. If it's not working for you, you disabled it. It's an option in the settings
