Maintened and improved RageUI Repository

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Hi developers !

Rage UI is one of the best standalone menu framework around, and it’s very regrettable that its development has ceased…
I’m releasing a github repository containing the patches I’ve made to fix some bugs and add several Features.

You can find it Here, if you patch a bug on it, please make a pull request so that this bug will be patched for everyone, same if you add an interesting feature.

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Changelog for the actual release

Patch

  • More functional panels
  • Checks for nil values done right (avoids “can’t index a nil value” bugs)
  • Better management of menu linking
  • Accented letters are now capitalized correctly in menu titles
  • You can now use Items without Panel function

Features

  • Added color panels
  • Added percentage panels
  • Added colors for color panels
  • Added menu colors
  • Added AutoList : List with auto-stock of Items, auto gestion of Index and callback SetIndex to set Index
  • Added Range : AutoList in a range and callback to set Label of list Item in Menu

You can see all the diff with older Rage UI Here

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can you support lvc v3? this version doesn’t seem to work with luxart

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It’s not up to rage ui to support scripts using it, but vice versa.
You need to contact luxart developers.
Normaly my Rage UI version is retro compatible.

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Update

Big performances improvement
Old round function was really bad for performances :

function math.Timer()
    local timer = os.clock()
    return function()
        return (os.clock() - timer)
    end
end

local round1 = function(value, numDecimalPlaces)
	if numDecimalPlaces then
		local power = 10^numDecimalPlaces
		return math.floor((value * power) + 0.5) / (power)
	else
		return math.floor(value + 0.5)
	end
end

local round2 = function(num, numDecimalPlaces)
    return tonumber(string.format("%." .. (numDecimalPlaces or 0) .. "f", num))
end

local timer1 = math.Timer()
for i = 1, 1000000 do
     round1(1883.948364, 2)
end
print(timer1()) -- 0.077

local timer2 = math.Timer()
for i = 1, 1000000 do
     round2(1883.948364, 2)
end
print(timer2()) -- 1.176

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