Can't access "rcamera.h"

[mammuen]

Hello

I am quite new to Raylib, and I have been going through some of the examples and tutorials. I wanted to try out some examples in 3d, and I tried copying the code from "3d_camera_first_person" (link: https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/blob/master/examples/core/core_3d_camera_first_person.c). However I can't figure out how to import the header file correctly and I keep getting an error in VScode that says "cannot open source file rcamera.h":

I am working in macOS and I have configured my VScode using this tutorial: https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/wiki/Using-raylib-in-VSCode, which removed the red squiggly lines for the #include "raylib.h" line. However i still get the above mentioned error for the line #include "rcamera.h"

**I use cmake to build

And my cmake file is:

Any help would be appreciated on how I can get the red squiggly lines to dissapear. Thanks in advance.

[RobLoach]

There have been some updates in how CMake is used since 3.0. I'd recommend checking out the CMAke example proejct at https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/tree/master/projects/CMake .

[mammuen]

It works when I copy the contents of that CMakeLists.txt file into my project, but only because it then downloads raylib and builds it within the build directory, even though I already have raylib downloaded via homebrew.

If possible I would like to just use the version i downloaded via homebrew, and not download a new one. I just need to know what to include within the CMakeLists file, probably something similar to:

find_path(RL_INCLUDE_DIR NAMES raylib.h PATHS /opt/homebrew/opt/raylib/include) include_directories(${RL_INCLUDE_DIR})

But which finds the rcamera.h header file.