How it works
From a Figma file to a project you can build, in four steps.
- 1Save a local copy
In Figma, choose File → Save local copy…. That
.figfile is all Lazy UIs needs; see Export your .fig file. - 2Upload it and pick the frame
Upload the file and choose the screen to start from. Click any layer in the preview to see its exact values.
- 3Configure
Choose Loader or Menu and name the project. Screens lists the other frames your buttons lead to, and Pages assigns a frame to each navigation item.
- 4Convert and download
Convert, check the preview, the code, and the controls Lazy UIs found, then download the project as a ZIP and build it in Visual Studio.
Loader or Menu?
PickWhen you're making
LoaderA standalone window exactly the size of your frame: launchers, sign-in flows, tools. It moves when you drag an empty area, and your window icons close and minimize it.
MenuAn overlay across the screen with your frame centered on it: in-game menus. It can be dragged anywhere, and the rest of the screen stays see-through.
Both are Visual Studio projects using DirectX 11 and the same generated code; see The C++ project.