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'''PUI''' is the standard GUI engine used in FlightGear, it is part of Plib and is using raw, fixed-pipeline, OpenGL code internally (no OpenSceneGraph). PUI provides a fairly basic, but robust, set of widgets. | [[File:Custom-autopilot-dialog.png|right|200px]] | ||
'''PUI''' is the standard GUI engine used in FlightGear, it is part of Plib and is using raw, fixed-pipeline, OpenGL code internally (no OpenSceneGraph). PUI provides a fairly basic, but robust, set of widgets. PUI is also used for rendering the [[Menubar]]: | |||
[[File:menubar2.jpg|517px]] | |||
However, PUI related OpenGL code is particularly infamous for causing rendering artifacts for people on AMD/ATI and Intel hardware (especially in combination with certain styles and effects/shaders). | However, PUI related OpenGL code is particularly infamous for causing rendering artifacts for people on AMD/ATI and Intel hardware (especially in combination with certain styles and effects/shaders). | ||
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* [[Integrated Web GUI]] (external, browser-based - fully asynchronous) | * [[Integrated Web GUI]] (external, browser-based - fully asynchronous) | ||
* [[Howto:Processing legacy PUI dialogs using Canvas]] (internal, using the [[Canvas]] system and a simple [[Nasal]] parser to deal with existing PUI/XML dialogs) | * [[Howto:Processing legacy PUI dialogs using Canvas]] (internal, using the [[Canvas]] system and a simple [[Nasal]] parser to deal with existing PUI/XML dialogs) | ||
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