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codifies
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mkvw143xpD0
I’ve wrapped enough of ODE (physics) as I can test using the console, so decided I needed a rudimentary renderer, it still needs some further abstraction but its working well… coding in MX2 just makes this sort of thing a joy…
Great!
Happy that mx2 extern capabilities are pleasing some people! For me it’s the main new feature compared to mx1.
Looking forward to see your repos!Nice!
thx, repo here for lower level stuff (which is basically done, but Linux only and undocumented) https://github.com/chriscamacho/glfw-MX2
Excellent!
I am a little unhappy in that you have to compile the library separately then the module links to it
Not being able to set defines can be a pain on larger projects
On Linux glfw is usually found as an (installable) system library, could I dynamically link to is some how
I *think* glfw3 has emscripten support but couldn’t get the C tests to compile, any ideas?
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