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GodotBoy allows you to load ROMs from everyone's favorite 80s portable game console as well as it's 90s counter part. You can add an emulator to you game. The repo includes some examples of using these as a pickup, or as part of a control surface.The sample is the most minimal example I could come up with and a ROM created from GBStudio (another MIT licensed project)It's a GDExtention written in Rust with GodotRust and RBoy.0.1.4: It now supports Windows, Linux, Linux on ARM64, and Android (on ARM64, but no reason it can't support Android x86 if anyone wants that).0.2.0: Added support for GBA, but requires a BIOS file. Maybe someday figure out how to remove that requirement.0.3.0: Now has support for Web exports. Requires Threads and Extension support in web exports.GodotRust: https://github.com/godot-rust/gdextRBoy: https://github.com/mvdnes/rboy
GodotBoy allows you to load ROMs from everyone's favorite 80s portable game console as well as it's 90s counter part. You can add an emulator to you game. The repo includes some examples of using these as a pickup, or as part of a control surface.
The sample is the most minimal example I could come up with and a ROM created from GBStudio (another MIT licensed project)
It's a GDExtention written in Rust with GodotRust and RBoy.
0.1.4: It now supports Windows, Linux, Linux on ARM64, and Android (on ARM64, but no reason it can't support Android x86 if anyone wants that).
0.2.0: Added support for GBA, but requires a BIOS file. Maybe someday figure out how to remove that requirement.
0.3.0: Now has support for Web exports. Requires Threads and Extension support in web exports.
GodotRust: https://github.com/godot-rust/gdext
RBoy: https://github.com/mvdnes/rboy
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GodotBoy allows you to load ROMs from everyone's favorite 80s portable game console as well as it's 90s counter part. You can add an emulator to you game. The repo includes some examples of using these as a pickup, or as part of a control surface.The sample is the most minimal example I could come up with and a ROM created from GBStudio (another MIT licensed project)It's a GDExtention written in Rust with GodotRust and RBoy.0.1.4: It now supports Windows, Linux, Linux on ARM64, and Android (on ARM64, but no reason it can't support Android x86 if anyone wants that).0.2.0: Added support for GBA, but requires a BIOS file. Maybe someday figure out how to remove that requirement.0.3.0: Now has support for Web exports. Requires Threads and Extension support in web exports.GodotRust: https://github.com/godot-rust/gdextRBoy: https://github.com/mvdnes/rboy