Add ability to provide an offset the viewport #724
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When displaying content like fullscreen games with a very wide or tall aspect ratio it's useful to add a black border to the sides of the screen. Currently the viewport is hardecoded to always be aligned to the left. These changes allow a custom offset to be provided to the viewport (GL3 Backend). For actual interaction like hover events etc, the user will need to ensure they're providing the offset the `ProcessMouseMove()` coords.
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Thanks for the PR! This is a nice addition. |
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When displaying content like fullscreen games with a very wide or tall aspect ratio it's useful to add a black border to the sides of the screen.
Currently the viewport is hardcoded to always be aligned to the left. These changes allow a custom offset to be provided to the viewport (GL3 Backend).
For actual interaction like hover events etc, the user will need to ensure they're providing the offset the
ProcessMouseMove()coords.