Thank you, sir, for such a fine library! I am a vb6 hobby game programmer and was trying to transition to C# for my third game. A friend at BlitWise recommended RayLib and I gave it a shot. I really like C thus far and Raylib has begun to make 3D accessible for me (and looks much better than my 'layered transparency' approach I was taking in vb6 for my 'dungeon view'). Certainly I am struggling with many things: some C related, and some related to utilizing RayLib. I try always to figure things out on my own but I am wondering if you accept specific questions and if so what is your preferred method of receiving them? Thanks!
Thanks for trying raylib! Hope you enjoy it! raylib v1.8 is a bit outdated (6 months old) but I'm about to publish raylib 2.0 with lots of improvements!
I'm always open to questions and ready to help, in www.raylib.com top-right corner there is a bunch of network options to connect and ask for help, lately the most active one for quick questions is Discord server but for more elaborated questions I personally prefer raylib forum. You can also write me directly to ray[at]raylib.com if required.
Thanks! I am certainly loving it so far and actually making some progress. Knowing where to reach out for help if I get really stuck will hopefully keep me from the constant temptation to just go back and double-click that vb6 icon. :)
Keep up the awesome work and looking forward to 2.0!
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please, post it in forum.raylib.com, we will try to find a solution... probably related to GPU...
Sorry for the delay, preparing the library as a package with everything ready and setup takes some work...
raylib 2.0 is already available on GitHub master branch but I expect to have the installer ready by the end of July as late.
Thank you, sir, for such a fine library! I am a vb6 hobby game programmer and was trying to transition to C# for my third game. A friend at BlitWise recommended RayLib and I gave it a shot. I really like C thus far and Raylib has begun to make 3D accessible for me (and looks much better than my 'layered transparency' approach I was taking in vb6 for my 'dungeon view'). Certainly I am struggling with many things: some C related, and some related to utilizing RayLib. I try always to figure things out on my own but I am wondering if you accept specific questions and if so what is your preferred method of receiving them? Thanks!
Hello oklabsoft!
Thanks for trying raylib! Hope you enjoy it! raylib v1.8 is a bit outdated (6 months old) but I'm about to publish raylib 2.0 with lots of improvements!
I'm always open to questions and ready to help, in www.raylib.com top-right corner there is a bunch of network options to connect and ask for help, lately the most active one for quick questions is Discord server but for more elaborated questions I personally prefer raylib forum. You can also write me directly to ray[at]raylib.com if required.
Keep me updated with your projects! :)
Thanks! I am certainly loving it so far and actually making some progress. Knowing where to reach out for help if I get really stuck will hopefully keep me from the constant temptation to just go back and double-click that vb6 icon. :)
Keep up the awesome work and looking forward to 2.0!
Is 2.0 going to have networking ?? :D
not yet, sorry. I started working on some network functionality, UDP only, based on socket... but it won't get into 2.0.
Thank you so much for this!
Thanks to you for using it! :D
Looks neat! Is it possible to develop on mac?
Yes, it is. But in that case you need to configure your dev environment (probably XCode). Here it is a guide: https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/wiki/Compile-for-OSX
Can you actually make your own game? If so,can you put it on the games page on itch?
Hi uy! I'll try to upload some game to itch.io but you can check some in raylib web. :)
link is broken now (
fixed!