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What are the best GUIs for OpenGL?
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Coherent UI
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Sep 28, 2023
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CEGUI
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Nov 25, 2023
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MyGUI
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Jun 23, 2023
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libRocket
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Feb 5, 2022
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GWEN
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Aug 11, 2020
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Coherent UI
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Coherent UI
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Not Free
For revenue < $300K, you are looking at a one-time license fee of $2700 for the first platform and $4500 for subsequent platforms.
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Professional support
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Heavy on performance
It's a web browser layered on top of your game.
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Multi-platform support
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HTML5-based
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Pre-integrated with a lot of game engines
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CEGUI
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CEGUI
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CEGUI
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Free and open source (since 0.5)
The current version of CEGUI is licensed under the MIT License.
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hard to compile
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Mature
CEGUI has been around since 2003.
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MyGUI
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MyGUI
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MyGUI
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Free and open source
MIT License
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libRocket
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libRocket
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libRocket
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Free and open source
MIT License
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HTML/CSS
libRocket uses the time-tested open standards XHTML1.0 and CSS2.0 (while borrowing features from HTML5 and CSS3), and extends them with features suited towards real-time applications.
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GWEN
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GWEN
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GWEN
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3
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Free and open source
MIT License
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Project seems dead (?)
There used to be an official website as well as proper documentation.
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Renderer agnostic
Can be integrated in any engine (or application) since it relies on you to provide the backend, including rendering, texture loading, etc.
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Turbo Badger
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Turbo Badger
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Turbo Badger
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Free and open source
zlib License
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GiGi
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GiGi
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GiGi
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Free and open source
GiGi is available under the LGPL license, which is available here.
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Awesomium
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Awesomium
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3
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HTML/CSS
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May cause performance issues
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Free for non-commercial/indies (< $100k in revenue)
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AntTweakBar
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AntTweakBar
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AntTweakBar
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Free and open source
The AntTweakBar library is free to use and redistribute. It is released under the zlib/libpng license.
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