Raylib - Moving objects
/*
To make a game more fun, the game should have some user interaction ie. control the movements of the character etc.
So here's a code for moving the objects or shapes in raylib.
*/
#include"raylib.h"
int main(){
//screen dimensions
int windowHeight = 500;
int windowWidth = 1000;
InitWindow(windowWidth,windowHeight,"YOUR NEW GAME");
SetTargetFPS(120);
int circle_x = 200;
int circle_y = 150;
int circle_radius = 100;
int pole_x = 0;
int pole_y = 0;
int pole_height = 50;
int pole_width = 100;
int poleDirection = 10;
while(WindowShouldClose()==false){
BeginDrawing();
//draws a circle
DrawCircle(circle_x,circle_y,circle_radius,RED);
//moving the circle when a key is pressed
if(IsKeyDown(KEY_S) && circle_y < windowHeight){
circle_y += 10;
}
if(IsKeyDown(KEY_D) && circle_x < windowWidth){
circle_x += 10;
}
if(IsKeyDown(KEY_W) && circle_y > 0){
circle_y -= 10;
}
if(IsKeyDown(KEY_A) && circle_x > 0){
circle_x -= 10;
}
//draws a rectangle
DrawRectangle(pole_x,pole_y,pole_width,pole_height,BLUE);
//moving the rectangle continuously in the screen
pole_x += poleDirection;
if(pole_x > windowWidth-pole_width || pole_x < 0){
poleDirection = -poleDirection;
}
//draws a square where the mouse is clicked
int s_x;
int s_y;
int s_width = 50;
int s_height = 50;
if(IsMouseButtonPressed(MOUSE_LEFT_BUTTON)){
s_x = GetMouseX();
s_y = GetMouseY();
}
DrawRectangle(s_x,s_y,s_width,s_height,GREEN);
ClearBackground(LIGHTGRAY);
EndDrawing();
}
}
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