Lib.rs

README

[!IMPORTANT]
This project is currently under construction. Expect issues and bugs to arise. If this occurs, please submit a bug report in this github and I will try to attend it promptly.

Crate = https://crates.io/crates/trender

TODO:

• make readme
• documentation (Working on it)

Change log

0.0.2 - README updates, added to github wiki, playing around with the 3d renderer, not working how I want it to at the moment.

0.0.1 - Inital push to crates.io for testing. Was not made to be downloaded but thank you to the 200+ people who looked at Trender!

lib.rs:

This is a simple(ish) graphics library that runs in the terminal. Draw a "real" pixel

Because the terminal primarily uses text, modifying the "character slot" (or whatever it is called) results in a vertical rectangle. I call this a real pixel.

To draw a blue real pixel: draw::real_pixel

This is the base of the whole graphics system for now. I will be working on a way to get more definition in the terminal. I am looking into custom characters.

Draw a square pixel on the terminal

The terminal uses rectangular "pixels" which results in the need to draw 2 rectangles side by side to create a square. To make a custom RGB value, use Rgb(r,g,b)

for example:

draw::pixel(1,1, Rgb {255, 0, 0}); for a perfect RED Fills row of terminal with a specific color

fill_row(5, Rgb { r: (255), g: (255), b: (255) });

Utilizing the [pixel][pixel] function to draw a row of pixels. Fills row of terminal with a specific color

fill_colum(5, Rgb { r: (255), g: (255), b: (255) });

Utilizing the [pixel][pixel] function to draw a colum of pixels. Fills the screen of the terminal with a specific color

fill_screen(Rgb { r: (255), g: (255), b: (255) });

Utilizing the [pixel][pixel] function to draw a colum of pixels. Fills the screen with random colors.

screen_test() Fills row of terminal with random colors

fill_row(5);

Utilizing the [pixel][pixel] function to draw a row of pixels. clears the terminal

Call clear() to wipe the terminal clear! Maps out set values in a 2D space Draws a 2d line on the terminal

This draws a path from 2 points utilizing the pixel function

d2_path(points: &[((1,0,1.0),(5.0,5.0)),((5,0,5.0),(2.0,5.0))])