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-# rlImGui
-<img align="left" src="https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/raw/master/logo/raylib_logo_animation.gif" width="64">
-A Raylib integration with DearImGui
-
-rlImgui provides a backend for [Dear ImGui](https://github.com/ocornut/imgui) using [Raylib](https://www.raylib.com/). 
-
-# Building
-rlImGui is setup to use premake to generate a static library and examples for Visual Studio 2019. Premake can also be used to generate makefiles for linux. rlImGui can be used as a static library, or by direclty including the files into your game project.
-
-If you wish to use premake, you will need to download the Premake5 executable for your platform from. https://premake.github.io/download
-
-# Setup
-
-Using rlImGui in your code is very easy. Once you have included the library, or source files for rlImGui and ImGui in your project, simply do the following.
-```
-#include "rlImGui.h"	// include the API header
-
-// before your game loop
-rlImGuiSetup(true); 	// sets up ImGui with ether a dark or light default theme
-
-// inside your game loop, between BeginDrawing() and EndDrawing()
-rlImGuiBegin();			// starts the ImGui content mode. Make all ImGui calls after this
-
-rlImGuiEnd();			// ends the ImGui content mode. Make all ImGui calls before this
-
-// after your game loop is over, before you close the window
-
-rlImGuiShutdown();		// cleans up ImGui
-```
-
-# Examples
-There are two example programs in the examples folder.
-
-## Simple
-This is the most simple use of ImGui in raylib, it just shows the ImGui demo window.
-![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/322174/136596910-da1b60ae-4a39-48f0-ae84-f568bc396870.png)
-
-
-## Editor
-This is a more complex example of ImGui, showing how to use raylib 2d and 3d cameras to draw into ImGui windows using render textures.
-![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/322174/136596949-033ffe0a-2476-4030-988a-5bf5b6e2ade7.png)
-
-# Extras
-
-## rlImGuiColors.h
-This file has a converter to change Raylib colors into ImGui Colors
-
-## Font Awesome Icons
-Support for Font Awesome 6 https://fontawesome.com/ is built into rlImGui and enabled by default. You can simply
-#include "extras/IconsFontAwesome6.h"
-To use the ICON_FA macros for any icon in the free set.
-
-If you wish to disable font awesome support you can #define NO_FONT_AWESOME
-
-
-# Images
-Raylib textures can be drawn in ImGui using the following functions
-```
-void rlImGuiImage(const Texture *image);
-void rlImGuiImageSize(const Texture *image, int width, int height);
-void rlImGuiImageSizeV(const Texture* image, Vector2 size);
-void rlImGuiImageRect(const Texture* image, int destWidth, int destHeight, Rectangle sourceRect);
-void rlImGuiImageRenderTexture(const RenderTexture* image);
-void rlImGuiImageRenderTextureFit(const RenderTexture* image, bool center);
-
-bool rlImGuiImageButton(const Texture *image);
-bool rlImGuiImageButtonSize(const char* name, const Texture* image, struct ImVec2 size);
-```
-
-# C vs C++
-ImGui is a C++ library, so rlImGui uses C++ to create the backend and integration with Raylib.
-The rlImGui.h API only uses features that are common to C and C++, so rlImGui can be built as a static library and used by pure C code. Users of ImGui who wish to use pure C must use an ImGui wrapper, such as [https://github.com/cimgui/cimgui].
-
-# Low level API
-If you would like more controll over the ImGui Backend, you can use the low level API that is found in imgui_impl_raylib.h. This is API follows the patterns of other ImGui backends and does not do automatic context management. An example of it's use can be found in imgui_style_example.cpp