Raylib Buttons Tutorial

This repository contains the code for a video tutorial on creating and using buttons in a Raylib project in C++.

Video Tutorial

🎥 Video Tutorial on YouTube

Overview

In this tutorial, we build a basic Raylib application that demonstrates how to create and use buttons. The tutorial covers setting up the Raylib window, creating button objects, detecting button presses, and handling button events.

Features

• Raylib Window Setup: Initialize a Raylib window with a specified width and height.
• Buttons: Create and display interactive buttons that respond to user inputs.
• Event Handling: Detect button presses and perform actions based on those events.
• Visual Feedback: Visual representation of buttons and their states.

Code Structure

• main.cpp: The main script that initializes the Raylib window, handles events, checks for button presses, and renders the game objects.
• button.hpp: Header file containing the Button class definition.
• button.cpp: Source file containing the implementation of the Button class methods.

How to Run

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/educ8s/raylib-buttons-tutorial.git
   cd raylib-buttons-tutorial

2. Ensure you have C++ and Raylib installed. You can follow the installation instructions on the Raylib official website.

3. Place your button images and background image in the Graphics directory.

4. Compile the code:

   g++ main.cpp button.cpp -o main -lraylib

5. Run the compiled program:

   ./main

Usage

• Run the program and a window titled "Raylib Buttons Tutorial" will appear.
• The start button and exit button will be displayed.
• Clicking the start button will print "Start Button pressed" to the console.
• Clicking the exit button will close the Raylib window and exit the program.

Dependencies

• C++
• Raylib

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request if you have any suggestions or improvements.