A very easy way to setup a game project for visual studio or linux using premake
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Easy-Raylib-Setup-for-Windows-with-Visual-Studio.md
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| # Easy Raylib Setup for Visual Studio | |||
| ### Using Premake5 | |||
| ## Download Visual Studio 2019 | |||
| Get Visual Studio from https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/ | |||
| The community edition is free and is perfectly suited for game development with raylib. | |||
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| ## Install Visual Studio | |||
| Run the installer to put Visual Studio 2019 on your computer. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/vscpp-step-0-installation?view=msvc-160 for more info. | |||
| Be sure to install the Desktop development with C++ and Universal Windows Platform development workflows. | |||
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| ## Create a folder for your game | |||
| Create a folder for you game. It can be anywhere on your computer. | |||
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| ## Download the Raylib Sources | |||
| Download the raylib source code, from | |||
| https://github.com/raysan5/raylib | |||
| You can get the zip file or clone the repository in git, both will work the same. | |||
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| ## Copy Raylib into your game folder | |||
| Extract the zip file, or copy the cloned raylib repository into a folder named raylib in your game folder. source code. | |||
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| This folder should contain all the raylib | |||
| ## Download Premake5 | |||
| Download premake version 5.0 from https://premake.github.io/ | |||
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| Put the premake5. Exe into your game folder. | |||
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| ## Download the premake5.lua file from raylibExras | |||
| Download the premake5.lua and premake-2019.bat files from | |||
| https://github.com/JeffM2501/raylibExtras/tree/index/Premake/Game | |||
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| Copy them into your game folder. | |||
| ## Create a folder for your game source code | |||
| Make a folder for your actual game’s source code. In this case we will be starting with the “advanced game” template from the raylib sources, since it is a great place to start any project from. | |||
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| ## Setup premake5.lua file | |||
| Open the premake5.lua file in notepad++ or some other text editor (regular notepad is fine). | |||
| Find the two instances of “YourGame” and replace them with the name of your game project. | |||
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| Save the file and close it. | |||
| ## Run premake-2019.bat | |||
| Double click the premake-2019.bat file, or run it from a console. This will generate all the visual studio project files for the game. You will end up with a .sln file for your game in the root folder. | |||
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| The same premake system can be used on linux, just use the command premake5 gmake instead of premake5 vs2019 | |||
| ## Open your .sln file | |||
| Double click the sln file to open your game project in Visual Studio. It will include both your game files and the raylib library, all ready to build. | |||
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| ## Develop your game. | |||
| You can now build, debug, and run your game from Visual Studio. | |||
| ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/322174/107885060-de6c4580-6eac-11eb-87a5-9a209cb03a7a.png | |||