Wladislav Artsimovich

Everything is correct here. The skinning example uses [a low resolution skinning file](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Immediate-Mode-UI/Nuklear/master/example/skins/gwen.png), that was posted for demonstration purposes in 2016. AFAIK most Nuklear users use the default way of...

@floopfloopfloopfloopfloop Now I'm starting to understand what you mean. The only information from your original post was "skinning example is bad at skinning", but this makes it more clear now...

@floopfloopfloopfloopfloop I checked out the example. The issue is indeed, that skinning is resolution dependent. Eg. Window style in that skin is sized to be 127x104 and gets stretched if...

> Thanks for the work on 9-slice. Any chance there could be a simple example of how to utilize it in comparison to the original skinning method? An important point...

OpenSource and Logo suggestions without ever settling on one. Name a more iconic duo :P @crazyBaboon Thx for the input. Normally a logo does not serve much purpose for open...

Your image is unaccesible to me, just copy paste the screen shot in the github issue and it should autoupload... What I think you are reffering to are the unqeual...

> Do you think this is properly designed? In regards to snapping GUI coordinates to integers? I think that's perfectly fine. Especially once textured elements come into play, being off-pixel...

> > This is done, because non-integer drawing of windows will result in an unsharp appearance of windows. > > But is this a result of Nuklear or the backend?...

What happens on the back-end is the concern of the back-end. nk_convert() is tasked with outputting vertex positions and can be configured to whatever you need. For instance, in Nuklear's...

If rounding is set too strong by the user, or if the widget is size is smaller than when rounding was configured, it breaks rendering:  Now there is the...