raygui

raygui was originated as an auxiliar module for raylib to create simple GUI interfaces using raylib graphic style (simple colors, plain rectangular shapes, wide borders...).

raygui is intended for tools development; it has already been used to develop the following tools: rFXGen, rTexViewer, rTexPacker rGuiStyler, rGuiLayout and rGuiIcons

raygui provided controls

Container/separator controls

WindowBox   |  GroupBox    |  Line        |  Panel

Basic controls

Label       |  Button      |  LabelButton |  ImageButton  |  Toggle      |  ToggleGroup |  CheckBox
ComboBox    |  DropdownBox |  TextBox     |  TextBoxMulti |  ValueBox    |  Spinner     |  Slider
SliderBar   |  ProgressBar |  StatusBar   |  ScrollBar    |  ScrollPanel |  DummyRec    |  Grid

Advance controls

ListView    |  ColorPicker |  MessageBox  |  TextInputBox

raygui styles

raygui comes with a default style automatically loaded at runtime:

Some additional styles are also provided for convenience, just check styles directory for details:

Custom styles can also be created very easily using rGuiStyler tool.

Styles can be loaded at runtime using raygui GuiLoadStyle() function. Simple and easy-to-use.

rGuiStyler v3.1 - raygui styles editor, useful to create custom styles

raygui icons

raygui supports custom icons provided as an external array of data. To support icons just define RAYGUI_SUPPORT_RICONS before including raygui.

A set of custom handcrafted icons is provided in ricons. This set of icons can be created and customized using rGuiIcons tool.

#define RAYGUI_IMPLEMENTATION
#define RAYGUI_SUPPORT_RICONS
#include "raygui.h"

To use any of those icons in your gui, just preprend iconId to any text written within raygui controls:

if (GuiButton(rec, "#05#Open Image")) { /* ACTION */ }

or use the provided GuiIconText() function to prepend it automatically, using a clearer identifier.

if (GuiButton(rec, GuiIconText(RICON_FILE_OPEN, "Open Image"))) { /* ACTION */ }

building as shared library

raygui is intended to be used as a portable library to be integrated in code form into the target project but some users could require a shared/dynamic version of the library, for example, to create bindings. In that case, raygui can be built as a shared library using:

mv src/raygui.h src/raygui.c && gcc -shared -fpic -DRAYGUI_SUPPORT_RICONS -DRAYGUI_IMPLEMENTATION -lraylib -lGL -lm -lpthread -ldl -lrt -lX11 src/raygui.c -o raygui.so

license

raygui is licensed under an unmodified zlib/libpng license, which is an OSI-certified, BSD-like license that allows static linking with closed source software. Check LICENSE for further details.