bevy_rl_2022 VS rlTutorial2022

My orignal approach really wasn't working for the Rust version, at least not on my slower machine, so I decided to rewrite it from the beginning, but this time following along with Herbert Wolversons Specs/rltk tutorial. I am still using bevy, for everything I can, and using bracket-lib (identical to rltk) for algorithms & rng. As a result of the rewrite and some personal drama, I am pretty far behind having just completed part 5 and working on 6. Repo

I also decided to try to follow along with Rust & Bevy. I'm just winging it, but I will try to keep pace with the Python tutorial week by week. I don't know how far I'll get, but at least it's a fun exercise, and I get to work with my favorite language. Rust Repo

Hoping it helps, here's the link: https://github.com/samelinux/rlTutorial2022

I made the RLDev Tutorial the last year in C if you like it. You can find it here: https://github.com/samelinux/rlTutorial2022 .

/u/Samelinux using pure C (notes)

You can find my repo here (language: c libraries: none) with all the implementation notes.

Part 12 - Increasing Difficulty: github tag

Links: Repo, Part10, Part11 and README

github repo

I'm participating in the "roguelikedev does the roguelike tutorial" this year, take a look at the project repo on github. Mi goal is to have something simple, very very simple, that anyone can follow along. It's written in c without any external library!

If you want to just take a look at the process, the various tutorial parts and the reasoning behind the various decisions, you can take a look at the readme i'm writing after every part.

You can find Week 3 Part 4 here, Week 3 Part 5 here while the repo is still here. You can find comments for all part at the repo link or the readme directly here.