As you may have guessed, TLib is a text library, for drawing text boxes and stuff. Muse is for handling music.
Please note: these libraries don't really offer anything new or different. I just find them useful, so I though I would share them for others to enjoy (or not, if you don't want to. It's up to you.)
TLib
Well, we've all tried one, so here's my shot at one.
It's no Löve Frames, but it's my attempt at it.
I needed a simple text display-thingie and came up with this.
It's very simple right now, but I may take it further if I need another ability for it or somebody else does.
Keep in mind, it's pretty simple, and there's only one file, so it should be easy to use (makes sense to me, anyway).
The only aspect it handles is the creation/drawing. That means you have more flexibility with how you treat certain scenarios, such as the mouse being over it or it being clicked on.
I think the interface is pretty simple, but, hey, I made it, so at least I should understand it, right?
See the GitHubfor more.
Muse
A music handling library, really just does the basic things, but has tags.
I had an idea, don't know if you can do it or not: make music play in only one ear-bud (if you have them plugged in, of course). I couldn't figure it out, so it doesn't have it, but here is what became of my attempt.
See the GitHub for more.
There they are, in all their splendor and glory. Like 'em if you want. If you don't, it's fine, as long as you don't tell me
(actually, you can tell me).I may take them further, who knows?
