Arham Jain

Hm, I had to do that alone with pulling in many of the external header files that raudio uses and putting them in the correct directory. After doing that though,...

I changed some of the compile flags, now it looks like this: `nim c -r -d:nimraylib_now_linkingOverride --threads:on --passC:-DRAUDIO_STANDALONE` The current error is ``` /home/ajusa/Documents/ajmp/raudio.c: In function ‘LoadWave’: /home/ajusa/Documents/ajmp/raudio.c:719:16: error: incompatible...

Sorry about that, I should have provided at least a bit more information: My directory structure looks like this: ``` ├── ajmp.nim ├── config.h ├── external │   ├── dr_mp3.h │  ...

That is the case - manually running the GCC command that fails (and removing the -lm) fixes my issue. Is it possible for a compiler flag or something else to...

I'll also chime in and say that reading compressed game data (for example) usually means that you store all of the assets inside of a single large zip file, and...

@btnwtn I actually really like that idea. While it makes sense for mrmrs to not incorporate it, I think it would be possible to create a fork with just that...

I will probably add it in a PR if I get time to do so. Forgot about this issue after I stopped playing Minecraft lol

Sorry for the late response! That is a fair point - at the time I was being lazy and didn't want to write any custom CSS for the actual site,...

This might be a bit off topic from the issue, but what I would like to see is handling an enum based field. Internally, this could map to just an...

To clarify further: This is just an example use case, I'm sure there are others that may want to update based on a condition. The reason I'm trying to avoid...