loom wraps raylib-zig and uses johan0A's clay-zig-bindings for UI.

[!important] This project uses zig version 0.15.2 and Raylib 5.6-dev.

The engine aims to provide a declarative interface for game development – we call it a "code only Unity", since all you need is a few lines of code to configure scenes, entities, cameras, and behaviours.

Install loom

Adding loom as a dependency is easy, just follow these steps:

1. Fetch the package.

   zig fetch --save git+https://github.com/ironloom/loom#stable
   

2. Get the module.

   const loom_dep = b.dependency("loom", .{
       .target = target,
       .optimize = optimize,
   });
   const loom_mod = loom_dep.module("loom");
   

3. Add the import

   target_module.addImport("loom", loom_mod);
   

4. You are ready to go, import loom into you project:

   const loom = @import("loom");
   

Run Example Projects

We have a few example projects included in this repository. Here is how you can run them:

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/ironloom/loom.git && cd ./loom
   

2. Run the selected example

   zig build run-example=<example name>
   

   Currently available examples:
   • gamepad (only works with a gamepad connected)
   • spawning-removing
   • display-sorting
   • components
   • global-behaviours
   • audio