Equinox-Engine VS arewegameyet

My little toy engine I made had code for this. I had to rely on gnu extensions, but it worked ok. Then I would define them in lua from the c++ code so I could use them easily. https://github.com/floomby/Equinox-Engine/blob/main/enum_helper.hpp

rust-learning (A broader listing that includes links to sites like Are we game yet? among other things)

There's also the Scripting Languages section of Are we game yet?, though I'm not sure which of those are suitable for restricted execution.

It's worth checking out https://gamedev.rs/ for newsletters about activity in the ecosystem, meetups, and links to repos and places to chat. In addition, https://arewegameyet.rs/ aims to highlight libraries in the ecosystem. Both may give you a better idea of what is currently being explored and is available to contribute to.

Are we game yet lists the libraries available in the ecosystem, you should find plenty of options there (if you’re not familiar with it already).

Great job! Maybe consider adding it to arewegameyet? A community place won't hurt, maybe on discord or github discussions or matrix.

I'm not too knowledgeable in this area, but https://arewegameyet.rs/ has a ton of useful information in it.

More info on the status of using rust for games here: https://arewegameyet.rs/

You can also definitely use Rust for video game programming, but it's a lot less ready and requires more effort from the programmer. It's a lot less immediately ready to go, focus on the game design like with Unity. Here's a site about Rust game readiness. If I wanted to make a game in Rust, I'd use the Bevy game engine.

There are a ton of good resources on the ecosystem available at https://arewegameyet.rs/