raymob is a simple implementation of raylib for Android.
You will need SDK API 34 and NDK r21 (or higher, compatible with CMake 3.22.1).
If you already have this version of SDK and NDK without having Android Studio, you should still be able to compile the project using gradlew.bat for Windows or gradlew for Linux or MacOS.
- Open the
gradle.propertiesfile and fill in the necessary values for your application, such as the app name, package name, version, etc. - That's it! You can start coding your raylib app in the
app/src/main/cppdirectory!
Note: Do not modify the instances of com.raylib.raymob and raymob as they will be automatically replaced during compilation with the information provided in gradle.properties.
By default, the raymob template targets APIs 24 to 34, which corresponds from Android 7.0 to Android 13 (so 96% of devices according to apilevels.com).
This project is fully C/C++ compatible for the logical part with raylib and you can also customize the Java part to your wishes.
In this project, you have access to the header file raymob.h, which provides functions for controlling sensors, vibration, and the Android soft keyboard, as well as lower-level functions such as obtaining the android_app, manipulating the cache, managing resources, and calling Java functions from your native code.
- AdMob Integration in raymob: Gist demonstrating the integration of AdMob in raymob.
If you believe that your repositories or gists related to raymob can be beneficial to others, please feel free to reach out to me or open a pull request to have them added here. I welcome contributions and collaborations to enhance the raymob project and make it more valuable for the community.
You can also contribute to the project by reporting issues, suggesting improvements, or helping to document the project. Your input is highly appreciated!
If you have any questions or encounter problems when using this implementation, please do not hesitate to ask for help by submitting an issue on this repository, this may help other users.
