I extracted my little sprite renderer I wrote some time ago into an example repo. It's written in @odinlang using @FlohOfWoe's sokol headers: it renders sprites to an 320x180 offscreen and scales it up to match the display. It was a fun introduction gfx programming! Link ⤵️

Jan 20, 2025 · 4:11 PM UTC

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GitHub - p1xelHer0/odin-sprite-renderer: 🖼️ Sprite renderer written in Odin using Sokol

🖼️ Sprite renderer written in Odin using Sokol. Contribute to p1xelHer0/odin-sprite-renderer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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As seen in the README: I am new to this and gfx programming seems to be the deepest of rabbit holes! It solves my problem but I would love feedback if there is anything obvious I can do better, be it shaders or the source code. Thank you. I'm just getting started.🤠
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Also, I am not sure how this runs on Linux. It should but I haven't tested it. It ran on my Windows and macOS machine when following the instructions in the README.
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Replying to @p1xelHer0 @odinlang @FlohOfWoe
oooh this looks nice, finally there is a good example out there
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Thank you! And thank _you_ for helping me with the instancing and removing the dynamic array 😎
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Replying to @p1xelHer0 @odinlang @FlohOfWoe
I started on a similar thing but I haven’t gotten around to texture mapping yet. Will check out the repo later
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