sdl demo using F#

sdl_demo.fs

#light
open SdlDotNet.Core;
open SdlDotNet.Graphics;
open SdlDotNet.Graphics.Sprites;
open SdlDotNet.Input;
open System.Drawing;
open System;
 
type StuperGario = class
    val mutable location : Point
    new () = {location = new Point(10,185)}
    end
 
let screen = Video.SetVideoMode(512, 256)  (* Drawing Surface *)
let man = new StuperGario()
let bg = new Surface(@"..\Imgs\bg.png")  (* Background image *)
let manSprite = new Sprite(new Surface(@"..\Imgs\gario.png"),man.location)
 
let Update (args : TickEventArgs) =
    screen.Blit(bg) |> ignore    (* Draw Background *)
    screen.Blit(manSprite,man.location) |> ignore (* Draw man *)
    screen.Update()   (* Render Screen *)
    if Keyboard.IsKeyPressed(Key.LeftArrow) then  man.location.X <- man.location.X + -3
    if Keyboard.IsKeyPressed(Key.RightArrow) then  man.location.X <- man.location.X + 3
 
let HandleInputDown(args : KeyboardEventArgs) =
    match args.Key with
    | Key.Escape    ->Events.QuitApplication()    (* Escape -> Quit *)
    | _ -> ignore|>ignore
 
Video.WindowCaption <- "FSharp Game" (* Set the SDL Window Title *)
Events.KeyboardDown.Add(HandleInputDown)
Events.Tick.Add(Update) (* Update screen and player position *)
Events.Run()

Nice one! The next step for me will be try to fuse ploting with SDL. Thanks for help!!!

Unfotunatly SdlDotNet is not supported and is not crossplatform (( There already is a https://github.com/dotnet/Silk.NET package, which supports multiplatforms and still supported