I understand now the strange mention notification I received in my mailbox

I have to finalize step 1 with plotting points inna Cartesian system, then I will slap trigonometry hard

Odin is also a great alternative: manual memory management with modern convenience but keep C simplicity: odin-lang.org and zylinski.se/posts/introd...

But I think the better option advice is to use what it fits you and your needs, Raylib have a tons of language bindings.

Organizing the charset texture to match character state enumeration values times rect size is my new favorite convenience construct :D

Currently on a project more affordable in terms of time and skills: a mixed character between Rayman and Kirby in a vertical digging roguelike (not `lite`)

Edit: attributes, not uniforms

Pitfall #2: Not using the #raylib MVP matrix in Vertex shader, my sprite was out of clipping space

Here: github.com/raysan5/rayl...

A pitfall that I learn from: if you don't pass a Vertex shader to #raylib it set a default one and you may pay attention to default uniform locations naming

I will give it a try for the next one, glad you created the first Odin game jam :D

I’m talking about a software not an artist :)

I found ldtk.io but didn’t give it a try yet, maybe you know any other software