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The generated code

Where the design, its colors, and the shared runtime live.

A project keeps the design separate from the helpers it's drawn with, so the part that's yours to read is short.

generated/

generated_ui.hpp      render( ), frame_size( ), notify( ), and every control in figma_generated::controls
generated_ui.cpp      the design: text, one draw_ function per section, render( )
generated_theme.hpp   the frame size and every color, named by role
generated_fonts.*     the design's fonts and icon glyphs
generated_assets.*    embedded images
lazyui_runtime.*      shared drawing, blur, and control helpers

Inside generated_ui.cpp

Each top-level part of the frame is one function, named after the layer or its heading: draw_sidebar, draw_main, draw_settings. draw_frame calls them in paint order, and page or screen content sits under one condition each. Input is handled first, in update_controls, grouped the same way.

generated_ui.cpp

void update_controls( ImVec2 origin )
{
    begin_pointer_frame( );
    update_selection( navigation, navigation_slots, origin, true, 123.f, 164.f );

    if ( navigation.selected == 0 )
    {
        update_switch( enable_aimbot, origin + ImVec2{ 254.f, 164.f }, origin + ImVec2{ 524.f, 188.f } );
        update_slider( fov, origin + ImVec2{ 578.f, 186.f }, origin + ImVec2{ 840.f, 206.f }, ... );
    }
}

void draw_frame( ImDrawList* draw, ImVec2 origin )
{
    draw_sidebar( draw, origin );
    if ( navigation.amount[0] > 0.001f )
    {
        draw_main( draw, origin );
        draw_settings( draw, origin );
    }
}

Changing colors

Every color the design uses is a named constant in generated_theme.hpp, such as theme::fill_080a0b or theme::text_ffffff. Changing one there restyles every layer that uses it.