Raylib 1.8 Released -- Easiest C Game Framework I've Ever Found

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Counter-Strike: Source
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Counter-Strike: Source (2004)
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RayLib 1.8 was just releated adding procedural texture support, geometric primitives, and improved Android pipeline, PBR support and more. Raylib is an extremely beginner friendly C game framework, thats free and open source. In this video we take a quick look behind the curtain.

Raylib is available at:
http://www.raylib.com/

I did an earlier video on Raylib available at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGPF3Gn-yhA



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