Welcome to QLibs
QLibs is a multipurpose library, suitable for making graphical applications and games.
Features
There are quite a lot of them!
- Resource system.
- Math: vectors and matrices.
- Wavefont OBJ loading and rendering.
- Window creation and widgets.
- Text rendering.
- Network packets and sockets.
- More to come.
Documentation
See https://intquant.github.io/qlibs/ Also there are examples.
Installation
- Use
pip install qlibs[full]to install all dependencies. pip install qlibswill install only MIT-licensed dependencies.--no-depsswitch can be used to ignore dependencies, most of library will still work.
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