Windowing and Input

WindowPlugin opens an OS window via winit and inserts two resources: Window and Input. GraphicsPlugin adds it for you; add it directly only if you’re assembling your own windowing/backend setup:

app.add_plugin(WindowPlugin::new(WindowConfig {
    title: "My Game".into(),
    width: 1280,
    height: 720,
}))

WindowConfig::default() gives you "Pebble" at 1280x720.

WindowPlugin also installs the app’s runner (via App::set_runner) — it hands control to winit’s own event loop instead of the default headless polling loop, and works unmodified on both native and wasm32-unknown-unknown.

Input

Input gives keyboard/mouse state for the current tick, backed by winit_input_helper:

fn handle_input(input: Read<Input>) {
    if input.key_pressed(KeyCode::Space) {
        // this tick only
    }
    if input.key_held(KeyCode::KeyW) {
        // every tick it's down
    }
    let (dx, dy) = input.mouse_diff();
    if input.close_requested() {
        // decide yourself whether/how to exit
    }
}

• key_pressed/mouse_pressed are edge-triggered; key_held/mouse_held are level-triggered.
• cursor() — position in window coordinates, None if outside the window.
• cursor_diff() — cursor movement since last tick, clamped to the window.
• mouse_diff() — raw mouse motion since last tick, not clamped — useful for a look/orbit camera.
• scroll_diff(), resolution(), close_requested().

KeyCode/MouseButton mirror winit’s own types — no winit type appears in the public API.