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Do you mean a behavior similar to what happens when you press Shift in the demo scene? DebugDraw2D.custom_canvas = $CustomCanvasBut at the moment, you can specify only one canvas. In the future, I will consider adding support for multiple canvases. |
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Well, it even seems to work in a separate window. At the moment, you can select any viewport, but only one. More precisely, only the |
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Thank you for the help I'll keep at it, I'm sure it's something I am missing on my end. And thank you so much for this incredible add-on, its been a huge time saver. 😄 |
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Got it working by assigning the canvas as you suggested thank you! |
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I mean this structure:
I'm glad to hear it. I hope to finish a big update soon
You are welcome! |
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Yeah, It was my own fault, I was assigning it "behind" the sub-viewport. /headslap. |
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I'm working on a main screen plugin with a sub viewport/camera filling the viewport. The DebugDraw2D doesn't function here and was curious if there was a way to enable the 2D elements to draw in the sub-viewport or even in the plugin's viewport window. 3D elements work fine, but the 2D must be specific to the 3D tabs camera?
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