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[@VoidloniXaarii]

Wow! Finally something that isn't 20h just to draw a cube. Thank you so much

[@theoreticaltradesman]

Really appreciate this tutorial!! Brb, gonna go make World of Duckies and take Blizzards market share.

[@paulojonathan3161]

using C Check, No game engine engine check, programmer level: SPARTAN.

[@happygofishing]

its not like using opengl or vulkan, raylib is pretty featured it just doesnt have an editor

[@EduSodap]

Great video! Is it easy to change the shader and add a light to the scene using raylib? Im considering checking this framework out

[@jarreed0]

Thanks! And yeah it's pretty easy, especially the lighting, I'm not super experienced with shaders but I've got it to work so you should be able to too

[@EduSodap]

@@jarreed0 thank you for the great primer! raylib is looking like a great library

[@danielpineda45]

YOUR A GOD THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@redsectionXD]

Hello, thank you so much for the tutorial, do you know how to draw a sphere or a square just in front of the camera and follow the pitch and yaw of the mouse (using 1st person mode)? I'm trying to make like a "ray" to detect enemies when they touch the volume of the this geometry. Thanks again!

[@dryoldcrabman6890]

bro thank you!

[@jarreed0]

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[@HoangHarry]

I love your video so much, and may i ask what ide did you use^^ thank you sir

[@jarreed0]

No IDE, I just used GEDIT (Gnome text editor), similar to Notepad++.

[@HoangHarry]

@@jarreed0 oh ok 😊 thanks so much

[@juanmacias5922]

Super cool, so you were using C++?

[@jarreed0]

I compiled it with a C compiler, but everything from the video should compile with a C++ compiler as well

[@juanmacias5922]

@@jarreed0 Ah okay, I thought it was C, but wasn't sure. Never used gcc before. Thanks!

[@Anonim-vp7lq]

why does it looks so slow and low quality?

[@jarreed0]

I think it was just set to 60fps. and low quality may be due to lack of lighting I would guess + the duck isnt the good looking to begin with