Ok blatant #GameDev self promotion time:
I only got 3 reviews on my #gmtk2025 #GameJam entry which is not playable in the web. I think I made a really enjoyable and polished #game in #RayLib
It's a #DemoScene themed rhythm game. the zip file or tarball can fit on a #floppy with graphics that are basically ray-traced, and it runs on my potato!
You can try it out and give me a rating here:
(2/7) One of my favorites, #raylib. It's designed so students can start programming quickly without having to spend a lot of time learning how to get text and graphics on screen:
https://github.com/raysan5/raygui
Check out some of the games created for it:
https://www.raylib.com/games.html
ShapeEngine’s documentation is almost ready! 
I’ve put a lot of effort into making it clear, comprehensive, and easy to follow — so you can make the most of #ShapeEngine The docs for the current master branch are always available here (https://davegreen-games.github.io/ShapeEngineDocs), and Intellisense xml summaries for various IDEs will be released with version 5.0. Stay tuned!
Made an [automation] + [color mixed] game for thinky puzzle gamejam #5, use my OC as a story teller because today is my birthday!
Game link: https://feishiko.itch.io/monfactory
#raylib #gamedev #indiedev #puzzle
“Moving My Game Project From C To Odin Language”, Akseli Lahtinen (https://akselmo.dev/posts/moving-from-c-to-odin/).
Via Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/noerku/moving_my_game_project_from_c_odin
Just published my next CLIPS-based project: Tour of CLIPSraylib!
https://ryjo.codes/tour-of-clipsraylib.html
It provides a textarea with CLIPS code in it, and it lets you run that code, rendering the program to the canvas element on the same page using raylib.
¡Vamos vamos!
¡Directo cortísimo en el que te echamos una mano a llevar a cabo tus proyectos!
I changed the Animation implementation in my raylib game, and I can't but notice my iGPU going up to 90% when running a simple coin spinning...
I'm turning vsync in the window to see if it solves the issue, otherwise I'm cooked.
I'm happy to finally make some progress with #raylib after a while doing mostly short experiments or staring at the screen asking myself what the hell am I doing.
Now my main goal is to re-implement animation because I did it horribly, work on physics, and then try raytmx integration.
My lil' engine is going somewhere weeeee!
I picked up a #roguelike project I hacked on around 2023, although some experiments goes back as far as 2016.
Mostly just made it compile again. The video shows several features like fov, ai, animations and logging.
It is made using #CommonLisp and #raylib
Today i'm announcing Scrap, a new visual programming language similar to Scratch or its forks, but with more advanced capabilities.
The program is written in pure C using raylib. For now the language is interpreted, but in the future i will make it compiled probably through LLVM.
Source code is here: https://github.com/Grisshink/scrap (There are also releases here: https://github.com/Grisshink/scrap/releases)
@ImpossibleUmbrella There's #raylib. It's much simpler than just OpenGL. It's for making games, but it can handle drawing shapes very well.
Here's some example code:
```c
#include <raylib.h>
int main(void) {
InitWindow(800, 800, "raylib example");
while (!WindowShouldClose()) {
BeginDrawing();
DrawLine(100, 400, 700, 400, WHITE);
DrawCircle(400, 600, 50, BLUE);
DrawRectangle(100, 100, 200, 200, DARKPURPLE);
EndDrawing();
}
CloseWindow();
}
```
Meet raymond, the raylib fella!
Big milestone! "Final" update on my RPG demo written in C++ and #raylib. It's all feature-complete now. So, minus some polish, this is it :). Made my own UI library, pathfinding system, asset pipeline, dialog/quest system with a markup language, + more. It's been tough but fun!
The good thing about #raylib is that unlike SDL, it gives me plenty of stuff precooked so I can focus on doing game related stuff instead of implementing silly stuff like drawing shapes.
The bad thing is that I'm still using C for the whole thing, so good luck me, trying to make stuff quickly lol
I like C, but damn I could use some sweet modern features rn
This is what happens when I toggle the GPU skinning shader on and off.
Update: tried with the CPU animations and works fine, so it's definitely something related to the CPU skinning.
Has anyone used the new #raylib GPU skinning? Because I might have questions 
I can get the example from their github working just fine with the asset provided, but I'm struggling to get it to display any other models properly.
Indicação de livro do @lr: #CodeTheClassics. Parece que são dois volumes, o volume I está oficialmente disponível de graça em PDF https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/books/code-the-classics1, o volume II está disponível "extraoficialmente" em PDF vocês podem imaginar, mas tem o código em https://github.com/raspberrypipress/Code-the-Classics-Vol2 Os textos são incríveis e tem também código #Python recriando os jogos (usando #PyGame, pelo que vi) além dos "assets".
Aproveitando o assunto (que não é a minha especialidade) @Introscopia comentou que está rolando muito legal a "engine em C" #raylib (https://raylib.com) e, eu se tiver a chance, quero olhar o wrapper em Python #pyray (https://pypi.org/project/raylib/) - tem um outro pyray no PyPI mas esse é o mais ativo e sincronizado com as evoluções da raylib.
