❗ made with raylib showcase

[raysan5]

Hi! I open this issue to allow users to share their raylib projects!

Actually, raylib Discord has a #madewithraylib specific channel but the showcased projects get lost in the thread.

You can post:

• A small description (1-3 lines) of the project
• A screenshot (or better a gif) of the project
• GitHub project link (if open source)

Waiting for your projects! 😄

[edubart]

2048 game made with Raylib in Nelua programming language, playable on the browser at https://edubart.github.io/nelua-game2048/

source: https://github.com/edubart/nelua-game2048

[YusufSuleman]

2048 with keyboard?

[ian1ilych]

Idk, it looks like you tried it hard but at least it does look good.

[fr3fou]

flappy-go and flappy-ai are made in go with raylib, all built from scratch, including the neural network and genetic algorithm that power flappy-ai!

You can read more about how the AI was integrated with the game on simo.sh/projects/flappy-ai!

^ this is the AI playing!

here's the full video!

[DunkUK]

Waste of Space is a spaceship building game with crafting, automation, exploration and combat.
Built in C++ with Raylib, it uses ENet with a custom deterministic rollback system for it's online coop.

[KozmicAres]

Where can I play this?

[KelleyTyler]

reminds me of a 2D version of scrumbleship or corneroids.. (RIP to both of those projects)

[dooplu]

Is this based off the roblox game?

[ghost]

raytaiko

A custom simple game engine for the japanese rhythm game Taiko no Tatsujin,Improved with implemented controls,Supports customization and modding via LuaJIT

Demo show raytaiko in action!

Source code on my GitHub account

[redthing1]

Wanted to add my in progress game engine!

project page: rengfx

source for the scene

[SolarLune]

I'm working on MasterPlan, a to-do list and ideaboard, written in Go with the raylib-go port of Raylib. I've been working on it for the past few months, and it's really shaping up.

[sol-vin]

This is super cool :O

[tsaulic]

I absolutely love this! <3

[tusharsingh09]

This is just another level!

[CrezyDud]

why is this so impressive to you

[grplyler]

This is really cool! Like mind maps + todo lists, but more freedom and structure when you want it! 100% would use this.

[edubart]

Clone of Tetris game in Nelua programming language using Raylib. Play on the browser here.
I've used rFXGen to create the sound effects and LMMS to create the music.

source: https://github.com/edubart/nelua-tetris

[firststef]

My 2 cents: A work in progress ECS library for games: ECSlib. I tried developing a fighting game with it: Ciopillis but only managed to do some basic stuff 😅😅😅. Still, thank you Raylib!

[powerc9000]

Cute Asset Pipeline a PSD asset manager/exporter for gamedev. Export PSDs to PNG.

[ghost]

Autocompletion for raylib lua bindings (ZeroBrane Studio), Get it here!

Contains: raylib, raymath, physac, rlights, easings, rlgl (OpenGL)

List of supported bindings:

1. Alexander Matz's FFI bindings (raylib.lua)
2. My bindings (raylua)
3. TSnake41's bindings (raylib-lua)
4. darltrash's bindings (Based on Alexander Matz's FFI bindings)

[peppemas]

A Realtime Shader Editor using RAYLIB+IMGUI

[YusufSuleman]

Good fire.

[KnockerPulsar]

Impressive. Mind sharing how you setup ImGui with raylib? I was about to google it when I saw this post.

[JeffM2501]

https://github.com/raylib-extras/rlImGui

[KnockerPulsar]

https://github.com/raylib-extras/rlImGui

Looks absolutely fantastic, I'll be sure to check it out, thanks man.

[Kienyew]

Music Tiles
Github project
A simple Piano Tiles-like desktop game created using raylib !

[YusufSuleman]

Vim?

[WEREMSOFT]

I created a car simulation inspired on the game “art of rally” using #raylib. All physics are hand made.

Source code: https://github.com/WEREMSOFT/c99-raylib-car-physics
online demo: https://weremsoft.github.io/c99-raylib-car-physics/

[Ilya3point999K]

Crusher is a fancy infinite-srolling breakout clone in 3D

[WEREMSOFT]

Shadowmapping for raylib. Uses smokes and mirrors. Don't expect anything very advanced.

Code: https://github.com/WEREMSOFT/c99-raylib-shadowmap
Online Demo: https://weremsoft.github.io/c99-raylib-shadowmap/

[funlw65]

Awesome graphical controls!

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On Mon, Aug 14, 2023 at 9:07 PM Yan Pujante ***@***.***> wrote: I recently upgraded my project RE Edit <https://github.com/pongasoft/re-edit> to use raylib as the ImGui backend: this has had several implications: - massive code reduction since now the "main" code and the texture management code <https://github.com/pongasoft/re-edit/blob/d9de40ba76debe81e8361b7e34f1b4e2bfd77282/src/cpp/re/edit/TextureManager.cpp#L210> is completely shared between the 2 platforms (and can be written in C++ on macOS...) - I can use my own custom shader to implement live effects/image processing (check the code <https://github.com/pongasoft/re-edit/blob/d9de40ba76debe81e8361b7e34f1b4e2bfd77282/src/cpp/re/edit/TextureManager.cpp#L353> that renders either with RayLib or ImGui) - I can render to a texture (handled by raylib) which then gets rendered into an Image in ImGui, thus seamlessly getting the best of both worlds. Check the code <https://github.com/pongasoft/re-edit/blob/d9de40ba76debe81e8361b7e34f1b4e2bfd77282/src/cpp/re/edit/PanelState.cpp#L220> The project is 100% open source and free RE Edit <https://github.com/pongasoft/re-edit> Note: click on the image to see it in action on YouTube... [image: RE Edit - Dark] <https://youtu.be/r4xpHIiJcKM> — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1326 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAGENS7N5OZHBK44R6TDPMLXVJSPTANCNFSM4VPF5YQQ> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>

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[ChriLX]

Hey there, wanted to share with you my recently released raylib-game, Mushroom Madness.
A small (and a bit spooky) 3D-action game in which you have to find your lost house key in the dark and foggy night.
However, this is not an ordinary night as it turns out...

You can get it for free on itch.io: https://chril.itch.io/mushroom-madness

Mushroom.Madness.-.trailer.mp4

[shubham-93]

Hi everyone,

I reproduced the well-known Game of Life, an example of a cellular automaton. A cellular automaton is a kind of model of computation that has various scientific applications (physics, biology, chemistry, computer science, etc.).

You can find the source code (and more simulation gifs) on my GitHub page.

[LanceJZ]

Defender remake.
I decided to remake the orginal Williams arcade game Defender. I read up on it's history, and read old game play hint articles to learn it's secrets. There was so much I did not know. I even have an easter egg, in the game. It was so fun learning how to do all the differnt enemy behaviors, how I would emulate the orginal. It is not complete yet, the game play pretty much is, but now comes the hard part, the high scores, and menus.
Game made using C++ in Visual Studio 2022. All 3D assists are voxel models made with Magicavoxel. I made the audio using Labchirp.
Source Code

[BeardedBread]

An ongoing project to learn about ECS game engine by making a game similar to Hannah and the Pirate Caves from Neopets.

Mess around with the sandbox here: https://sadpumpkin.itch.io/somegameengine

demo.mp4

1 year update:

editor_showcase.mp4

Source: https://github.com/BeardedBread/SomeGameEngine

[RuiVarela]

PinWorld is 3d pin canvas. You can use it to create metashaders that control each pin heigh. It is a simple 3d engine that uses raylib and raygui.

demo.mp4

Project: https://github.com/RuiVarela/PinWorld

[raysan5]

Wow! Very interesting project! Congrats!

[wwderw]

First version at a simple drawing app for the youngest (he does like Blender's Grease Pencil, but sometimes he does better with less distraction as well for some things). Going to go through a re-write though as there are more features that I want to add, but I need to make it more manageable. So it's time for some "code gardening".

Uses Raylib 4.6 dev + raygui + portable file dialogs (open/save and some notifications). The one thing that I wanted to make sure that I had in there was the right click menu (my favorite feature from Krita). Quite happy with how that turned out. I do have it set to toggle themes (one custom, the others were already available in raygui's rep). I do have it setup to write a file with the last used theme and reads that when opened so it has some persistence there.

Nothing like being able to use tools to write other tools to get the job done. Thanks for such a great library @raysan5 .

[dkvilo]

Simple drop-down in-game dev console

WebAssembly demo https://dkvilo.github.io/dk_console/wasm-build/console.html
Repository: https://github.com/dkvilo/dk_console

[GalaxyShad]

Pascal Sonic

A little implementation of Sonic Physics with image based collisions made from ground on Object Pascal programming language, using the Ray4laz binding of raylib library.

Repo: https://github.com/GalaxyShad/Pascal-Sonic

[raysan5]

Wow! Amazing!

[vishalpaudel]

A fourier-series approximator to any 2D (not 3D) signal.

I think its pretty cool.

Looking for suggestions and guidance.

https://github.com/gyanantaran/fourier-series

Here are the static visuals:

Video visuals (will add more later)...

SVG-Paths:

short-video-plaksha-logo-vishal-fourier-series.mp4

milestone1-video2.mp4

milestone1-video1.mp4

[funlw65]

Very cool!

[vishalpaudel]

First of all, I thank you for the appreciation. I -- since then -- have added an ability to upload SVG-paths, these happen to look extremely cool:

[abuharth]

Game Made for Pixel Game Jam 2024

Made in C with no external dependencies other than raylib!

Playable on web here (https://bagelboy01.itch.io/fire-fight-web)

[konsumer]

this is awesome!

[abuharth]

Thank you!

[uysalibov]

gezgin - Dijkstra pathfinding on real world data.

https://github.com/uysalibov/gezgin

330198986-63f28ea8-98c0-4786-a9d6-97850ebb6a65.mp4

[abuharth]

Amazing

[amkhrjee]

[vishalpaudel]

Nice, also have a look at this: https://github.com/gyanantaran/searchViz

[OetkenPurveyorOfCode]

Clock3D

Animated 3D clock.

https://github.com/OetkenPurveyorOfCode/Clock3D

[konsumer]

This is so cool! Would you mind if I ported it to a JS demo for raylib-wasm? I feel like I need more 3D testing, and this would be great for that, with credit, of course.

[OetkenPurveyorOfCode]

Would you mind if I ported it to a JS demo for raylib-wasm?

Sure! Go ahead and do your port. I don't mind.

Technically, I already kind of have a web demo, but it does not use raylib-wasm, it just uses the raylib emscripten web platform: https://oetkenpurveyorofcode.github.io/projects/3DClock/
(Also I was thinking of maybe decimating the triangle count of some of the meshes because currently the web demo comes in at 25MB and it could be a smaller.)
Can I just ask what the advantage of raylib-wasm over the normal raylib web support is? I am all for more options of raylib web support e. g. the advantage of something like zozlib.js is that it does not require WebGL or emscripten. But a quick glance at the readme of raylib-wasm did not really make clear to me what it is better at than the normal web backend.

[konsumer]

Technically, I already kind of have a web demo

yep, I saw that. Looks cool.

The web demo comes in at 25MB and it could be a smaller

Ah, yes, that is pretty big. Another project I have been working on is a very complete WASI for web, that can use zip files and other things. Maybe I could merge these ideas into raylib-wasm, to also bring down the size a bit (I think repetitive obj files compress pretty nicely.) It is probly wise to bring down the size, though, in general, if it's possible to simplify without losing too much.

Can I just ask what the advantage of raylib-wasm over the normal raylib web support is?

Main thing is directly using web/js. In raylib-wasm, you can write your game in javascript instead of C, and benefit from all that nice web-tooling. Underneath it all, it's hitting the same C API (compiled to wasm with emscripten) but it can make for faster prototyping, because the language is simpler (I actually like javascript!) and it's dynamic (no compile needed, live-reloading, etc.)

Here are some examples:

• codepen - no install, live-reloading. This is very handy for illustrating a quick idea about raylib (like helping a user with an issue on node-raylib, which I work on) or trying out ideas
• lots of demos - use the selector on top-left, and you can click "Source" on top-right to see the source of any demo.
• I highly recommend checking out pong because it has simple (but effective) opponent, and I was kinda blown away by how little code it took to implement.
• bunnymark is a simple test of performance to expect. On my mac laptop, it manages 60fps with max bunnies (same as similar code, running on native)

Also, once you have the wasm, it works anywhere, without compile, so you can make a game without needing emcsripten/python/node/clang/etc. You can literally just open the web-page and start coding.

This approach definitely has some downsides, and is not tested well enough for me to call it "done", but it's useful for lots of stuff, now. You definitely lose some performance, and use more memory with this wrapper. For many things the benefits outweigh, and if it's bad, you can use the ideas you worked out in a codepen on native (node-raylib uses js directly, or just do it in C, which will have similar syntax, since raylib API is same.)

[OussamaTeyib]

Hello World App

A simple Android app displaying "Hello, World!" built entirely in C, with no Java involved.

While it may not seem impressive, this project is designed to be a helpful starting point for beginners interested in Android development using Raylib.

The project avoids using Gradle and instead features a sophisticated CMakeLists.txt file. This file handles the compilation of the native code and generates, aligns, and signs the APK for each ABI.

Check out the code here: GitHub Repository