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Nice! I think keep the both sided ticks

Let's merge this and then rebase #906 on main, and then update screenshots later? Because the selector line thickness has changed in #904 and has to be merged too which changes screenshots 😅 . Or create a temporary "dev" branch.

Let's merge this and then rebase #906 on main, and then update screenshots later?

I mostly created this to update the screenshots due to the new PyGfx 😅, so that the new screenshots in #906 were only for the changes in that pr. But yeah, we should get things merged one way or another.

Regarding the screenshots, one thing I don't understand is that that in a screenshots-build like this one, there's two artifacts, which both contain all screenshots that are also in the repo (via LFS). Which one should I pick?

BTW: Is the imgui bump in Pygfx / wgpu a problem for FPL?

Regarding the screenshots, one thing I don't understand is that that in a screenshots-build like this one, there's two artifacts, which both contain all screenshots that are also in the repo (via LFS). Which one should I pick?

So one is supposed to have screenshots that have imgui elements (such as the toolbar), and the other is supposed to have screenshots without imgui elements (to make sure that everything still functions correctly without the optional imgui install). But now I realize that the imgui screenshots still get uploaded even in the non-imgui artifact because they exist in that dir. So in the screenshot regenerate action I should add a rm examples/screenshots before generating the screenshots.

BTW: Is the imgui bump in Pygfx / wgpu a problem for FPL?

Nope! I updated the fonts changes here: f1746be

And now in optional dependencies I let wgpu handle imgui version:

I wonder if it would make sense to do this for pygfx too?

I wonder if it would make sense to do this for pygfx too?

PyGfx does not depend on imgui; only some examples do.

I wonder if it would make sense to do this for pygfx too?

PyGfx does not depend on imgui; only some examples do.

It's an optional dependency:

https://github.com/pygfx/pygfx/blob/37cdd2664020c52380e44fc37c43129882b76f4d/pyproject.toml#L43

Might be better to let wgpu handle it?

Ah, I see what you mean now. Yeah, would be nice to use wgpu[imgui] in pygfx/pyproject.toml too.