Bluesky has obliterated my PNGs in this thread, but luckily they were screenshots of text anyways. See the alt text.

Bluesky has obliterated my PNGs in this thread, but luckily they were screenshots of text anyways. See the alt text.

You could also redefine the symbols into your namespace, e.g.:

```odin
import rl "vendor:raylib"
InitWindow :: rl.InitWindow
```

but the last time I tried to automate that I ran into a compiler assert.

Now you are back to what you get for free in C, but with modern features included, like hashmaps and dynamic arrays. Very exciting.

But I do not want prefixes!
Happily, the compiler is just a program and is therefore at our mercy. Copy-paste the entire Raylib library from your Odin install into your package's namespace and be on your way.
(Some assembly required.)

There used to be a `using import` shortcut that fixed this, but it was explicitly removed at some point. Correct me if I am wrong, but I do not believe there is a replacement.

The plan is to add more upgrades, more dialogue, and more minigames; hopefully without going homeless first.

It's made using Odin and Raylib, with a web build that uses a modified version of @zylinski.se's odin-raylib-web template.

It's actually fun to play, which is an innovation over other games I've made.

I think he would ask me why I needed melatonin, and then tell me to consider building a cabin in the nearest wood about it.