Hello, good people,
I would like to showcase my personal implementation of a hobby C++ 2D game engine build upon SDL2 family of libraries.
I’ve created many interesting projects based on it, but probably my proudest achievement is integrating it into the robotics application domain.
I was able to construct an educational C++ robotics repository aimed at teaching robotics enthusiasts entry-level robotics concepts.
In late 2022 I used that repository while conducting complete robotics training for a group of 30+ people. If you are interested - more information and videos can be found in the above-listed repo.
The “SDL part” of the training consisted of several competitive visual mini-games.
In each game, the student’s goal was to control a Roomba-like robot and had to fulfill different tasks.
A short video demonstrating all of the “Robo Games” video link.
Last, but not least (and sadly not directly SDL related) - the same repository was used to make an actual robot play jenga and even give away roses (video link).
The rose-giving part was an idea of mine for International Women’s Day for my fellow female colleagues. Feel free to ignore my “pretty” face on the video, where I test the setup 
Why am I showcasing this?
- To give a fresh example of SDL usage and hopefully to get a smile out of you
- To help someone with the issues I’ve managed to solve in the repository throughout the years
- To get feedback. Positive, negative, or constructive criticism - all are welcome
If you’ve liked what I’ve done - I would be really grateful if you comment, share, or even star the repository.
Cheers