Richard Smith

Plan for this: - [x] Upload current jars to Cloudsmith repo - [x] Make example project - [x] Make video showing beginners how to use example project? - [ ]...

Version number is displayed under releases, not sure where else anyone would look for it. For Gradle I suggest using 4.0.+ because if I put out at 4.0.0.1 (or if...

Not fully automated, but now publishing on maven central.

2. If you take a char* from elsewhere you can get past that, but then you get this: ``` Exception in thread "main" Invalid native function pointer at _glfwPlatformTerminate(../jaylib/raylib/src/external/glfw/src/x11_init.c:1409:58877) at...

I think it couldn't find x11lib. You can tell it where to look for libs: /usr/lib/jvm/java-17-graalvm/bin/lli -L /usr/lib textures_background_scrolling Then you get: ``` INFO: Initializing raylib 4.0 ERROR: com.oracle.truffle.api.dsl.UnsupportedSpecializationException: Unexpected...

I added support for RLGL (and Raylib 3.1-dev). With physac.h I can't get javacpp to process the mess of defines and typedefs. No idea how C coders live with this...

I got physac.h to work, but I had to change a lot of typedefs. Not entirely happy shipping that because it's not automated and will have to be re-done for...

raygui is added.

I have created Jaylib.Vector3 which inherits from Raylib.Vector3 but has additional constructors. I suggest creating similiar subclasses of the autogenerated classes.

Using subclasses can get confusing, because the library functions dont return the subclasses. Might be better to create helper functions and get rid of the subclasses?