A game engine oriented toward low power mobile linux phones/tablets. It's written in Rust and uses Gtk and Cairo! All drawing is done with an Cairo Context that this library has extended to do some really common graphics operations.
[dependencies]
mochi = "0.0"
```rust init(include_bytes!("game.gresource"));
let imgmochi = imagefromresource("/game/mochi.png"); let imgmochieaten = imagefromresource("/game/mochieaten.png");
rungame(move |window, ctx, pointer, deltatime| { if pointer.isdown() { ctx.drawimagecentered(window.width / 2.0, window.height / 2.0, imgmochieaten); } else { ctx.drawimagecentered(window.width / 2.0, window.height / 2.0, imgmochi); } }); ```
Mochi works off resources put into a Glib resource file. This is pretty simple to do. Just make an xml file that references your images:
xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<gresources>
<gresource prefix="/pong">
<file>ball.png</file>
<file>paddle.png</file>
</gresource>
</gresources>
Build into a gresource file that Glib can understand:
rust
glib-compile-resources game.xml
Inline the bytes of the game.gresource into your code during init:
rust
init(include_bytes!("game.gresource"));
Now your game has everything it needs in it's binary! The images can be acquired as needed using the resource paths you setup.
rust
let img_ball = image_from_resource("/pong/ball.png");
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