RAYLIB ⁽⁵⁾

That's a running Futurama joke, for the uninformed. I'm revisiting gamepad support, for the Nth time since moving to Raylib. I've got a pair of PS5 controllers hooked in via USB, and so far I'm seeing pretty generous feature support. The big misses are controller haptics, and the speaker itself.

I've lived in single-threaded land for the better part of the last decade, after spending a good bit of time experimenting with multi-threaded projects, and mostly deeming it a headache, given the scope of my work. It's usually not worth the hassle, what with single core speeds creeping steadily upward,…

We're getting close to another weekend. Still getting set up for Jam It In '23, and I'll try to work in a trial run over the weekend before the event. Demo work is progressing well, but it's time to pause and consider the now-obligatory Halloween Jam. I've been putting Raylib…

I'm too good at bitching. Verily, I elevate it to an art form, grotesque though it may be. I'm making an effort to not be 110% negative with my posts, because that doesn't really project an accurate portrayal of how I see the universe. If anything, every post should be…

I found out the hard way that Raylib's filled circle primitive is absurdly slow, which I somewhat suspected when I noticed a bunch of unfilled pixels in circles at various diameters. What's happening is (as I understand it; I haven't looked for myself) the routine fills the circle with a…