Orbiting 2d Raylib Go

In the May community meeting, Shanker (Photon on Discord), a PhD student in theoretical particle physics, walks through his work ... Demonstrates how to check for collisions of moving rectangles against other moving rectangles as well as border rectangles. Demonstrates a line of moving polygon triangles with direction change.

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• In the May community meeting, Shanker (Photon on Discord), a PhD student in theoretical particle physics, walks through his work ...
• Demonstrates how to check for collisions of moving rectangles against other moving rectangles as well as border rectangles.
• Demonstrates a line of moving polygon triangles with direction change.
• Demonstrates how to create player bullets that will travel to a point determined by a mouse click on screen.

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