Added animated sprite support to #raylib via #aseprite. With this, it's less than 80 lines of code to have this little guy walking around the screen.
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Director of Research & Innovation... Doing the odd development. #libretro #retrogaming https://robloach.net
@boilingsteam True that it could result in different HTML across implementations 👍 .... Having a spec to target could help. I've used YAML from C, Node.js, and Python, and each had it's quirks, but that may just be because of YAML 🙃
@codegeek Should we use @fosstodon instead? Are there benefits over using one server over another?
@boilingsteam Markdown is certainly better than writing HTML. I've been really curious about a strict spec about it myself. CommonMark is possibly the closest https://commonmark.org
@rpginabox Those Kenney assets are awesome. Curious, what are you using for tile map editing? Is it in engine, or something like Tiled?
@rpginabox Perhaps some slight acceleration/deceleration? Also, maybe a slower animation, or more squishy rather than jerky. Right now he looks like he's stomping hard when walking around.
@Gargron Looks like a solid release! Keep up the great work 👍
@boilingsteam Have you been enjoying Mastodon? I believe I'm going to post on it more now.... It's come so far over the past year!
I integrated #raylib with #nuklear GUI as an alternative to raygui. Pretty solid user interface tools in Nuklear. Where are the raylib peeps out there? 🏠
