Working ray.c

README.md

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 # WrldBox Sandbox Simulator
 
-**WrldBox** is a work-in-progress sandbox simulator made by Team wholeworldcoding.
+## 🧊Introduction
 
-Currently, it is in a prototype/experimental stage:
+**WrldBox** is a work-in-progress sandbox simulator made by Team wholeworldcoding. It is currently in an experimental stage.
 
-- Rendering is extremely buggy. `ray.c` experiences orientation problems and is vibe coded and unchecked.
+It consists of two components:
 
-The only usuable product is `text_physics.c`. This is a text physics simulator that simulates 2D physics.
+- `text_physics.c`, a text-based 1-object physics simulation
 
-Expect more updates. This has huge potential to become the next big `wholeworldcoding` project.
+- `ray.c`, rendering the simulation with raylib.
 
-> [!TIP]
+This project has a huge potential to become the next major `wholeworldcoding` project.
-> Don't expect anything to work!
+
+## 🛠️ Build and Compile
+
+Clone the repository. Once you have navigated to the folder, you can run:
+
+- `make text && ./text_physics.out` to compile and run `text_physics.c`
+
+- `make visual && ./ray.out` to compile and run `ray.c`
+
+## 🏅Credits
+
+This project was impossible without the support of all three `wholeworldcoding` members.

ray.c

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+// ray.c A-0-i by team wholeworldcoding.
+// working physics simulation with 1 object, limited playground and fixed parameters
+// This is P7MJ, out.
+
+// Changes:
+// Reversing gravity makes it work?!!!
+
 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <stdlib.h>
 #include "raylib.h"
 
-const float g = -9.81;
+const float g = 9.81;   // Gravity is inversed cause raylib uses top right corner as origin
 float obj_x = 100;      // Starting X (pixels)
 float obj_y = 100;      // Starting Y (pixels)
 float obj_vel_x = 50;   // Velocity X (pixels/second)

structure.txt

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+launcher.c
+  render.c
+    character.c
+    physics.c