Na 2D app?
MAnything tbh.
Nso far only wayland apps are supported, so just figure out what the wayland display is
MMy current goal is to get a spec to appear on the screen.
Na spec?
MLike a dot.
Nwhat do you mean?
MLike a dust mote.
Noh that's actually hard to do believe it or not
Nit's much easier to do lines or a 3D model
MYeah, I'm fine putting a low poly pyramid and yeeting it far enough away that it's just a speck.
Nwhy a speck?
Nohhh your constellations haha
MYeah, it'll be a "star"
M
Nwhy not just... use an actual star
MYou mean something like, 
?
?Nyea
MI could.
Ni'd mock one up in blender but my whole computer crashes when I do
MThat'll likely be an upgrade.
Nbecause... gpu vram is borken
MFor now, I just want something on the screen
Nok well if you want something you coded to be there
Nthen try lines first
Nlines don't require any models or such
NGitHub
libstardustxr, written from scratch blazingly fast in Rust! - core/spatial.rs at main · StardustXR/core
MI'm sure I could make a speck out of a line
Nthis is a spatial example
Ntry using that + lines
MUnless lines just break when they are too short.
NA library for Stardust XR clients to use with abstractions over the client, nodes, and event loop.
Nhere's the docs
MYup, was just reading through fusion a bit to see how clients are made.
Nyee
MHonestly, this constellations idea wouldn't be a bad...
Mhrm
MI was going to say window manager, with a few tweaks.
MBut we're in 3D here. Calling it a "Window Manager" seems wrong.
Nyea i agree
Nthis is why i call them panel shells
Nbecause they're really just a custom shell around 2D apps
Nwhich are often called panels in XR terminology
Nya know?
Nit's not a perfect term, but i had to make something and it stuck
MAlright, then it could be a light weight Panel Manager with a few tweaks.
Nif people can remember RFID and NFC and ATM and all that they can remember that
Nmanager?
Nok ok so
Nbasically in stardust we have panel item UIs
