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Simplest implementation of particles ImGui which does not use a lot of resources

Note

Particles are drawn via Window DrawList and can be overlapped with other ImGui elements. All functions must be called in the window to work correctly. The function SHOUD be called in the window to create the initial particles.

Features:

Basic Particles System ✅ Killer-Mouse System ✅ Lines Warping 🕙

Usage exemple:

void Menu(){
        ImGui::SetNextWindowSize({ 600,600 });

        ImGui::Begin("Hello, Particles!");
        static Particles particles;

        static config =  Particles_CFG(
           bool draw_dots = true, //If it false then why you need this .hpp?
           bool draw_lines = true, // Draw lines from one dot to other
           bool killer_mouse = true,//Delete particle when particle in mouse area
      
           ImColor dot_color = ImColor(0, 191, 255), //Color Of Dots
           ImColor line_color = ImColor(0, 191, 255, 150), //Color Of Line
      
           float dot_radius = 3.f, //Radius of dot cirlce
           float killer_mouse_radius = 15.f, //Radius where mouse will delete particles
           float line_thickness = 1.5f, //Thickness of line
      
           int max_particles_poppulation = 100, //Bigger - more particles in window
           float connection_distance = 100, //Bigger - more distance for lines
           int lines_ammount_per_dot = 3, //Preatty sure you know whats this means
           float particle_speed = 0.5f //Particles movement speed
       )

        particles.Setup(config);//Must be called inside the window to create partials!!!
        particles.Draw();//Rendering particles

        //Also you can update config at any time!
        //particles.config = config;

        ImGui::Text("FPS: %.1f", io.Framerate);
        ImGui::End();
}