DebugDraw Library for HexaEngine

The DebugDraw library is a versatile and straightforward 3D debug drawing library designed for the HexaEngine in Immediate-mode. It provides the capability to draw various shapes and text on the screen, making it an essential tool for debugging and prototyping in 3D applications. Although it is a submodule of the HexaEngine, it can also be used as a standalone library.

Features

Shapes

• 3D Line
• Quad
• Ring
• Text (Coming soon)
• Images
• Boxes
• Spheres
• Planes
• Triangles
• Cylinders
• Cones
• Capsules
• Frustums
• Grids
• Rays
• Quad Billboard
• Custom Shapes (Supports any primitive topology type, including single texturing)

Note: The library is actively being developed, and additional shapes will be included in future updates. Ensure that the primitive topology types are supported by your graphics API for correct display.

Supported Platforms

The DebugDraw library is compatible with all major graphics APIs, including:

• OpenGL
• Vulkan
• DirectX
• Metal

This wide range of support ensures that the library can be used across different platforms seamlessly.

Installation and Usage

To integrate DebugDraw into your project, follow these steps:

Using NuGet Package

The easiest way to add the DebugDraw library to your project is via the NuGet package.

1. Installation: Use the NuGet Package Manager to install the Hexa.NET.DebugDraw package. dotnet add package Hexa.NET.DebugDraw
2. Initialization: Initialize the library in your application. See examples Example.
3. Drawing: Use the provided functions to draw shapes and text for debugging purposes. See examples Example

Contributing

Contributions to the DebugDraw library are welcome. If you have any suggestions, bug reports, or feature requests, please submit them via the project's issue tracker or create a pull request.

License

The DebugDraw library is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.