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A recreational game, made in Swift, using Raylib and Raygui
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README.md

RaySwift, a recreational Swift + Raylib engine

Using swift-c-raylib for that project.
As Swift and C++ are compatible I used ImGui as well in order to build easily my UI (still, in Swift).

Dependencies

Build

Make sure you installed:

  • Swift 6.3.2
  • make

Platforms

This project runs natively on:

  • linux,
  • macOS.

Just make sure you installed the right version of Swift, or build it directly using a Swift docker image.