AddDraggableWindow

Function name	AddDraggableWindow
Function Library	Content/DRGLib/DraggableWindow/LIB_F_DraggableWindow
Inputs	`LIB_A_MainRef(LIB_A_Main Object Reference)` `Widget(UserWidget object reference)` The widget to put inside the window `DesiredPosition(Vector2D Structure)` The position to place the window onscreen `Alignment(Vector2D Structure)` How to align the window against the desired position `StartingWindowSize(Vector2D Structure)` How big the window should be when originally placed `IsResizable(Boolean)` Whether we allow the window to be resized by the end user. `WindowName(Text)` The name to appear in the title bar of the window `IsScrollable(Boolean)` Whether the content is wrapped with a scrollbox automatically
Outputs	`Window(LIB_W_DraggableWindow Object Reference)` The generated window

This function generates and places a draggable window on screen

DesiredPosition and StartingWindowSize will both treat values from 0-1 as fractions of the total viewport size. This is per-axis, so it’s possible to do something like StartingWindowSize=[200,0.5], with those values representing a window that is half of the total height of the viewport while only being 200 slate units wide

Additionally, a StartingWindowSize of 0 will have the window automatically scale to match the content. Therefore StartingWindowSize=[0.0,0.0] will have the window automatically become the correct size for the content

Alignment Will always treat the inputted value as a fraction of the window’s initial size onscreen

IsResizable Handles whether the user is allowed to resize the window. This will not block the SetWindowSize function. Accomplished by showing/hiding the appropriate buttons

Widget is your custom widget you wish to place inside the draggable window

The below diagram explains the relations between the different variables. If you’re familiar with CanvasPanels, think of DesiredPosition as the anchor point

Diagram

Example usage:
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