raizam/gamedev_libraries

A collection of open source c/c++ libraries for gamedev

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I'm trying to get into game devilment but I'll probably be living on the go and can't use mobile data and Wi-Fi is rare hitching if your mostly walking so I'd be delayed alot by dead phone and survival with no money

Add "SFML" libary

Simple and Fast Media Library is a cross platform library that has a bunch of independent modules for system, input management (joysticks too), graphics over GL, audio over AL, and networking.

https://www.sfml-dev.org/

Follow that up with a screen management and transition effect library Swoosh:

https://github.com/TheMaverickProgrammer/Swoosh

There is no video section

Please add the section related to the Video.

Clipboard tool TODO

• format link texts as user/repo not just repo
• automatically update index on save
• sanitize spaces and newlines
• capitalize descriptions
• allow creation of new categories
• allow dnd sorting of entries/categories

Consider adding "bsf" framework

Might be out of scope for this list for being too framework-y, dunno.
https://github.com/GameFoundry/bsf

Questionable name?

First of all, I like the idea of such lists, they are very helpful - I discovered a couple of useful libraries for myself thanks to this project. It's definitely a great job, so thank you for it!
I just wanted to question its name. I doubt that 'junkyard' is suitable. Most of the libraries listed here are well-known and respected projects, and calling them junk is somewhat offensive. I understand that this wasn't intented, but I would not be pleased if my project was included in a list called a 'junkyard'. Such name leaves an impression of abandoned low-value stuff, but it of course isn't so.
I think FLOSS community should be respectful and use non-offensive names. I can suggest calling such lists awesome_<something>, like awesome_gfx or awesome_gamedev (there're already 'awesome' lists for all major languages out there: awesome-c, awesome-python, etc.).