Building Raylib on AmigaOS 4
Prerequisites To build raylib on AmigaOS 4, you will need: Steps
Finally! A Raylib Template That Works on AmigaOS 4 Out of the Box
Yes, I’ve done it! I’ve built a template that allows you to build a multi-platform on AmigaOS 4, natively, out-of-the-box.
Raylib: Hide the Console Window on Windows Release Builds
I was finishing a Raylib project last week when I hit something annoying. Windows kept opening a console window in
How To Build Raylib Apps for AmigaOS4 via Cross-Compiler
Links mentioned in the video: Summary In brief, here’s how to build a raylib app for AmigaOS4 using a cross-compiler.
Making a Ridiculously Basic Paint App with Raylib + ImGui
As promised in the video: Click here for the FREE starter template here. This video’s source code (and much more)
Building a Cross-Platform C++ GUI App with CMake, Raylib, and Dear ImGui
I want to build cross-platform GUI apps in C++, and I’ve heard that Dear ImGui is awesome. So today, I’m
RayLib 2D Challenge Part 12 – Building a Game Engine Resource Manager
Last time we had Scarfy cheerfully running around collecting coins. Clink clink clink! But, a problem was looming. Every coin/object was loading its own copy of the textures & sounds that it used. That’s a massive waste, especially when you’ve got a few hundred identical looking coins.It’s increasing loading times, massively inflating memory usage, and […]
Raylib 2D Challenge Part 11 – Collecting Coins (a.k.a., Making Objects Interact in the Game World)
In the previous RayLib 2D Challenge episode, animated shiny gold coins were spinning nicely. They were loaded from disk using a texture atlas, so adding animated gems or other objects would be ridiculously easy. But, poor Scarfy couldn’t collect the coins, because the coin collection code hadn’t been written yet. All he could do was […]
RayLib 2D Challenge Part 10 – Sprite Animation with Texture Atlases
in Part 9 of this challenge, Scarfy was happily jumping and running around in his 2D world, and even had background music. That’s a great achievement, but rather boring. All he can do is run and jump. Today I’m going to add coins for him to collect. He’s going to have fun running around collecting […]
Using (a.k.a., Linking) Third Party Libraries Like RayLib in Your Project with CMake
My previous CMake tutorial taught the basics: how to compile multiple source files into one program. That’s great and all, but you’re almost guaranteed to need third-party libraries when writing something that’s actually useful. You don’t want to be writing all that code yourself. So, today we’re going to tackle linking your program to third-party […]