Disclaimer: I’m not the dev, just wanting this project to get more reach, it’s a really cool project.
What is Taylor?
Taylor is an open-source game engine built using MRuby and Raylib. It can run natively on Windows, MacOS, Linux and HTML5.
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(I moved this message from the “Introduce yourself” thread and edited it, to keep that thread on topic.)
Do you use Taylor, or a different game library for Ruby? I don’t do game dev but I’m just curious.
I don’t know why, but whenever I come across a new one, I write it down. The ones I know of are DragonRuby, GMR, Gosu, MiniGL, Raylib Ruby, Ruby 2D, Taylor, TIC-80
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I use Taylor every now and then, either for making a prototype or perhaps a little game. I’m mostly interested in Taylor cuz of its MRuby-based nature. I know DragonRuby also uses MRuby, but the source is only partially available. Gosu is my most used framework, it’s the first one I worked with when starting with Ruby actually.
Thanks for the list! As a matter of fact, in my GitHub stars I’ve got some more projects that use Ruby in game dev, maybe you’ll find them useful/interesting too:
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Thanks, I hadn’t seen those before!
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Disclaimer: I am the dev
Cheers for posting Taylor here!
This thread has actually taught me about other Ruby game tools and engines I wasn’t aware of. I’m loving seeing Ruby pushed into these areas as I think it’ll help drive out performance and just make Ruby the best language it can be
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Nice to see you here!
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