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New video! This one is on the Raylib library, a python module that is somewhat similar to pygame except that it lets you create 3D games as well.

All of the assets are available here:

https://github.com/clear-code-projects/raylib_intro

Next tutorial will be on Mobile game dev in Godot (probably)

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The ultimate introduction to Raylib

Thanks to Brilliant for the support, you can find them here: https://brilliant.org/ClearCode/ This video will cover the basics for Raylib in 2D & 3D. Raylib is a powerful library that lets you create games in basically any programming language. It has lots of tools to make game development easier and with a bit of practice you should be able to make advanced games like Doom or Pokemon on your own. Big thanks to Kenney for making the art assets, you can find more from him at kenney.nl Find/support me on other channels Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/clearcode Twitter - https://twitter.com/clear_coder Discord - https://discord.com/invite/a5C6pYw2w5 Project files are available here: https://github.com/clear-code-projects/raylib_intro https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12C-hmAx0_kXvBoqEm3uFj_LVRJduiwSe?usp=sharing Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro + sponsor 00:05:10 - Basics 00:36:21 - Movement 00:53:08 - Input 01:09:10 - Collisions 01:17:56 - Cameras 01:28:57 - Audio 01:32:54 - Using classes 01:47:22 - Collision resolutions 01:58:52 - Timers 02:11:14 - Animations 02:18:46 - 2D Game 03:21:48 - 3D basics 03:44:02 - 3D imports 03:52:53 - 3D collisions 04:10:22 - Shaders 04:19:40 - 3D game

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