Captain.UI

Implements Captain's desktop and in-game HUD

What's this?

This is a shared library that implements the user interface code that's common to all containers (i.e. desktop and DirectX software.)

In other words, it implements the HUD, which is responsible for showing the recording toolbar or the informational tidbits.

Why a shared library?

Because we want to display the UI on top of existing, not only on the desktop. Yes, I am that haywire.

Building

This project does not make much sense as a standalone library. Refer to the main CaptainApp/Captain repository for build instructions.

Localization

Captain uses .NET resource files (*.resx) which include strings and other assets that may be localized. For translating the UI, you may use the built-in Windows Forms designer features in Visual Studio to modify strings and other properties. You may want to look to the Resources/Resources.resx file, which contains other strings that are used to display notifications, dialogs and other strings not directly bound to a Windows Forms control.

Open-source code

This software depends upon awesome open-source software without which it could not be possible.

Third-party

These open-source projects are also being used (albeit with no actual source code of these being included):

• Multiple SharpDX libraries, as NuGet package dependencies.
  Copyright (c) 2010-2015 SharpDX - Alexandre Mutel