Building 2D or 3D games on python usually means building games with Pygame or Ursina. However, I decided I wanted to take a look at Raylib and see what the experience was like there. In this video, I go over the necessary functionality needed for creating games using Raylib, and give my opinions on what I like about the interface provided by the game engine.
I also go through some of projects , that community has made and share on platforms like github and reddit
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00:00 Intro
00:43 getting started
00:51 Drawing Shapes
1:00 Input Handeling
1:20 Rendering Text
1:40 Rendering Images
2:24 Loading 3D Models
2:44 Rendering 3D Animations
3:59 Some Amazing Projects