This repository contains the source code for "The Impatient Programmer's Guide to Bevy and Rust: Build a Video Game from Scratch" tutorial series.
The tutorial code in this repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Learn to build a video game from scratch using Rust and Bevy. This first chapter covers setting up your game world, creating a player character, and implementing movement and animations.
Learn procedural generation techniques to create dynamic game worlds.
Learn to build a data-driven character system in Bevy. We'll use a RON file to configure character attributes and animations, create a generic animation engine that handles walk, run, and jump animations, and implement character switching.
Let's make the player interact with the world properly, no more walking through trees, water, or rocks. We'll implement z-ordering so they can walk behind objects, giving your 2D game true depth. Also, you'll build a collision visualizer for debugging.
Each chapter has its own directory with a complete, runnable project. Navigate to the chapter directory you want to explore and run:
cd chapter1 # or chapter2, chapter3, chapter4
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