import Rendering.*
import org.joml.Vector2f
import org.joml.Vector2i
import org.lwjgl.glfw.GLFW.*
import org.lwjgl.opengl.GL


fun main () {
    val win = Window("WiorkTestApp",480,600)
    val WH = Vector2i(win.w,win.h)
    win.run()
    val material = Material("./res/Testingimgs/frogs.png")
    val mesh = Primitives.Rectangle(Vector2f(0.5f,0.5f),material, c2MA(hex2rgb("#FFFFFF"),hex2rgb("#FFFFFF"),hex2rgb("#FFFFFF"),hex2rgb("#FFFFFF")))
    val renderer = DefaultRenderer(mesh)
    renderer.init()
    while(!glfwWindowShouldClose(win.window)) {
        GL.createCapabilities()
        renderer.draw()
        glfwSwapBuffers(win.window)
        glfwPollEvents()

    }
}

• Completely Customisable Renderer
• Editable Source code
• Access to the main VAO and VBO
• Custom vert and frag shaders

make a folder called lib in the root directory than make another folder called Wiork, you then put the jar into the lib/Wiork/ directory
Press ctrl + shift + alt + s then click on dependencies and add the jar as a dependency to main and the entire project if you're using gradle to build add this as a dependency as well

If you use Eclipse in 2023 thats a fucking you problem ngl

• Texture support + Sprite rendering from png
• Pre defined meshes for simple operations
• Camera system
• Font rendering
• Hot code reloading (game logic get turned into some sort of file that can be used at runtime (ex. dll) and when dll changes reload the code)
• 3d renderer + stl/obj file loading