To try an example, clone the repository and use cargo run. You have to enable
a graphics backend feature. For instance, if we want to run an example using
OpenGL, we run:
cargo run --example <example> --features opengl
Coffee moves fast and the master branch can contain breaking changes! If
you want to learn about a specific release, check out the release list.
A particle gravity simulator that showcases a loading screen, input handling, and graphics interpolation with batched drawing and font rendering. Move the mouse around to attract the particles.
This example renders 50k independent particles every frame. Using the
--release flag to run the example is recommended. Additionally, you can
compile it with the debug feature if you want to enable the built-in debug
view:
cargo run --example particles --features vulkan,debug --release
A tour showcasing the different built-in widgets available for building responsive user interfaces in Coffee.
The user must interact with the different widgets in order to reach the end.
cargo run --example ui --features opengl,debug --release
A simple mesh viewer showcasing the Mesh and Shape types.
It renders different shapes and the user is able to tweak some settings using the user interface.
cargo run --example mesh --features opengl,debug --release
