An Introduction to Raylib

[@raeplaysval]

yes raylib but first holy your terminal setup is fire

[@merial9]

Wow two introduction to Raylib in less than one month. Here and in the Clear Code channel!

[@codingwithsphere]

Oh wow ! I didn't know he made a video too. Hes one of the youtubers that I used as a resource to get into game development. Pretty cool

[@eduardabramovich1216]

Please keep up with the Raylib content!

[@lel7531]

Watching halfway through and can already tell this video is of excellent quality and you always like some vim mastery being displayed. Can't wait to see more ! If there's enough interest maybe make it a series? I don't know

[@codingwithsphere]

Thank you ! I'm thinking rather than making a sequential series, I'll cover topics individually. The next one I'm planning is on building an animation system, for example.

[@manchunyu843]

I found the beginning of the video very helpful, as I have only experience programming in C in a cloud-based environment, where makefiles and compilers were already set up. Thank you so much for showing me how to setup the environment for making a raylib project!

[@codingwithsphere]

No problem thank you for watching !

[@wiseskeshom4673]

Thank you so much, I really enjoyed this introduction to Raylib vid. Looking forward to the next video in this series.

[@tobafett2873]

lovely walkthru. Very similar to the process I go thru setting up a new 2D game :)

[@YeahItsThatBad]

Awesome man, good luck with this new series!

[@codingwithsphere]

thank you !

[@arijitgogoi5653]

I was just playing with raylib today. Imagine the co incidence!!!

[@spYf08]

Thanks ❤

[@presauced]

I was amused on why you'd use a Sprite struct for the player since traditionally you'd use a Player struct with sprite data -- but then found out you were working on a tutorial using Ebitengine (which states that everything is an image). Very interesting :)

[@ismotheis]

I enjoy feeling validated that other programmers treat C++ as just C with some extra treats thrown on top.

[@hexstudios]

I just wanna know where you found that sick background 👀

[@codingwithsphere]

@@hexstudios it's a painting by nicola samori

[@simonritch8089]

Thanks for the tutorial. What text editor are you using? I love the cursor animation

[@codingwithsphere]

@@simonritch8089 neovim, but the cursor animation is from my terminal emulator kitty

[@insadeyt]

I really loved ur wallpaper can i get a download link ?

[@codingwithsphere]

@@insadeyt it's a painting by Nicola Samori. I think I found it on wallhaven

[@mthw]

I think you'd really like the Odin programming language Michael, includes bindings for Raylib as standard.

[@codingwithsphere]

I'm very interested in that language. Maybe I'll give it a try !

[@mthw]

​@@codingwithsphere Karl Zylinski recently released a very good book about Odin through his itch account, he also has a KZbin channel focused on the language.

[@mehmeh8883]

W

[@PokemonBattleQuestGodot]

yo how does you’re terminal mouse jump around like that i have been trying to find that effect for a while now but didnt know the name

[@codingwithsphere]

It's called a "cursor trail". I'm using the kitty terminal, which recently added support for it. As far as I know, no other terminal emulator has the feature. This specific style stems from Neovide, which is like a terminal emulator but only runs neovim

[@PokemonBattleQuestGodot]

@ so it wouldn’t work in ghostty yet aight thanks!

[@jduc]

I like your terminal font, what is it ? 😛

[@codingwithsphere]

@@jduc iosevka nerd font mono