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Rusty Stuff

Hopefully, over time, there will be multiple directories with some rust programs in them. Just recreations of some Old Skool demo stuff. Not to the same standard, of course, just for Rust fun.

Release History

2021_03_27 - Chunky Fire

Released a working version of chunky fire. Rough, it could be said. Very slow too.

Keys In Use:

  • [R] Rectangle Plotting
  • [P] Pixel Plotting
  • [C] Circle Plotting
  • []] Increase Rectangle border
  • [[] Decrease Rectangle border
  • [ALT-ENTER] Toggle windowed / full screen

Running it.

See the General Run Instructions section, below. Copy the png files in raylib_fire\src\resources to the location of your exe. The main directory is raylib_fire and the source code is contained in main.rs and fire.rs.

2021_03_19 - Stars3D

Released a working version of Stars3D. Just a perspective plotting routine.

Keys in use are:

  • [R] Rectangle Plotting
  • [P] Pixel Plotting
  • [C] Circle Plotting
  • [/] Increase or Decrease Focal Length
  • [PAGE_UP] Increase Focal Length - Use [LEFT_ALT] for larger change
  • [PAGE_DOWN] Decrease Focal Length - Use [LEFT_ALT] for larger change
  • [ALT-ENTER] Toggle windowed / full screen

Running it.

See the General Run Instructions section. The main directory is raylib_stars3d and the source code is contained in main.rs and stars3d.rs.

2021_03_18 - Parallax Stars

Release a working version of raylib_star. A horizontal scrolling star field.

The code will be cleaned up as we go forward and learn more about Rust.

Keys In Use

N/a

Running It

See the General Running Instructions section below. The directory name is raylib_stars and the main code is in main.rs and the stars code is in stars.rs.

General Running Instructions

Boot inside a terminal that has access to your standard build utilities. If you're on windows then you can get access to the MSBuild tools, for free and legally, from somewhere around here: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/#build-tools-for-visual-studio-2017

In the terminal, head into the directory <<Example_Directory_Name>> and start visual studio code.

When VSCode starts, press F5, and after some compile / download time, you'll see the demo running.

You'll find the code in main.rs and other code in the <<demo_name.rs>> file.

At least, that's the hope.

ToDo

Make everything "more rusty".