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Hi, I call myself Ragnai in the internet and come from Luxembourg.
I'm a student in a Lycée and will visit a Science Section next year.

I worked for a few years with the RMXP, moved to the Facepunch engine, tried again with RMXP and was always decieved with the awesome perfomance of the RMXP... .

Now, I found indielib, it seems to have a pretty good performance and has an enormous good mappingeditor.
So, as graphic artist, I believe to have found a new home here.

~Ragnai

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Hi, I'm William, 17, I've been a programmer since I was 10. I come from New Zealand.

I'm going to do a Bachelor of ICT next year, until then it's stuffing about making games

I haven't actually tried Indielib yet, only just downloaded it today. Previously I've been using my own self-programmed graphics engines.

I'm just hoping that it's all VB.NET compatible, because although I can understand some C++, I can't prgram in it to save myself

Maybe finally I'll be able to finish some games. The graphics framework is always the bit where I get bogged down and have to give up. As a result I've only ever finished one game, one game minus content, a DLL of mildly useful functions, and four database utility apps.

Hi im Mubaryus and i'm 23 years old. I searched the far reaches of the internet for a good 2d engine to develop my second game with and found this awesome engine with realy cool features (indie lib ). Im a programer and i also make models and skin them (nothing too fancy though). Im currently developing a freeware 2d sci-fi game called Dark Galaxy: Exodus.

Hello,

I am Miguel Angel Quiñones, I'm spanish and currently live in Poland because of sentimental reasons

I've worked as control system programmer in industry for 3 years and now I am learning game developement by myself (self training and an online course) and try to get in industry or just make games . For now I'm just learning and doing small games by myself.

I found IndieLib "surfing" and searching for good 2d engines, and I think it's one of the best to make fast code without having to "reinvent the wheel" as many programmers like to do... So I decided to give it a go, and maybe contribute to expand it and make it famous. A good work is a good work and Javier made a very nice one

Hey everyone, I'm Striker, a game developer and freeware gaming advocate. I run a website called that promotes Freeware Gaming.

I found IndieLib while scanning for a 2D library for Pascal. I'm an expert in C#, but my retarded programming teacher forced us to learn Pascal. I thought IndieLib was cool, but it was for C++, which isn't my favorite language. Thankfully, Vigil created that excellent wrapper that works in C#, so I'm in heaven!

Thanks Javier, for such a wonderful library!
- Striker

Hello,

I found out about indielib from Wikipedia's list of game engines. I'm a former employee of the game industry and plan on working on my own game while I look for work.

I'm using GraphicsGale for my sprites and VS2010. So far I'm learning more from mistakes, hiccups and incompatibilities than anything else. I really like the simplicity of this engine and the potential it holds though.

Hello!

Great you took a look into Indielib. If you are not aware, we are trying to improve the graphics library by making it cross platform and supporting OpenGL.