0.4.0 - egui 0.29, fixes

What's Changed

• Updated egui and glam to 0.29
• Fixed egui gizmo rendering with the default viewport in #75
• Fixed incorrect transformations caused by accumulating errors in rotation in #80
• Fixed painter clipping in transform-gizmo-egui in #82
• Fixed gizmo responding to mouse input through other UI elements (egui only) in #83

Contributors

@kvark, @burtonageo, @urholaukkarinen

New Contributors

• @kvark made their first contribution in #70

Full Changelog: 0.3.0...0.4.0

0.3.0 - bevy 0.14, egui 0.28

What's Changed

• Update egui to 0.28 and glam to 0.28 by @Azkellas in #68
• Upgrade to Bevy 0.14 by @zhaop in #69

New Contributors

• @Azkellas made their first contribution in #68
• @zhaop made their first contribution in #69

Full Changelog: 0.2.0...0.3.0

0.2.0 - subgizmo configuration, hotkeys and more

New features

• Subgizmo configuration: You can now configure each individual subgizmo separately
• Customizable pivot point: You can now choose to rotate either around the median point of targets or around each target's individual origin
• Hotkeys: transform-gizmo-bevy now supports configurable hotkeys for the gizmo interactions. They are disabled by default, but can be enabled from GizmoOptions::hotkeys.
• Customizable viewport: By default, the full window size is used as the viewport for the gizmo, but you can now provide a custom rect for scaling the cursor position when interacting with the gizmo. This is useful when the gizmo is rendered to an offscreen texture. Thanks @ThomasAlban!

Fixes

• Gizmo camera now works properly when it is a child of another entity. Thanks @AlexAegis!
• Multiple GizmoCamera entities are now supported, as long as only one of them is active. Thanks @rlidwka!
• Fixed incorrect initial gizmo config when using Gizmo::new(config)
• Translation/rotation now works properly with multiple targets in local orientation mode

0.1.0 - initial transform-gizmo release

Major changes

• Decoupling from Egui: The core transform-gizmo crate has been reorganized to operate independently of the egui library, allowing for more flexible integration with different frameworks.

• New sub-crates:

  • transform-gizmo-egui: Integration to the egui library, providing similar api to the former egui-gizmo.
  • transform-gizmo-bevy: Bevy Plugin, enabling easy integration of transform-gizmo to the Bevy Engine.

New features

• Multiple modes: Any combination of rotation, translation and scale modes now can be enabled for a gizmo.
• Multiple targets: A gizmo can now manipulate multiple targets as a group.

Fixes

• Fixed strange transformations in certain angles when rotating
• Minor picking improvements

Other changes

• Minor improvements to the look and feel of the gizmo, such as the colored fill in the rotation gizmo.

Migration from egui-gizmo

For uses migrating from the egui-gizmo crate, please refer to the transform-gizmo-egui documentation.

Getting started

# For egui-based apps
cargo add transform-gizmo-egui

# For bevy-based apps
cargo add transform-gizmo-bevy

# For apps without bevy or egui
cargo add transform-gizmo