I've just uploaded a simple #raylib example application for viewing animation data on a skinned mesh: It has (what I consider) the minimum rendering required to actually evaluate skinned animation: basic lighting, shadow maps, SSAO, and a grid shader.

By default it works with the Geno character from the following animation datasets: But you should be able to hack it (using some of the scripts included) to work on other characters and datasets too.

Yes, we don't allow evaluation on stick figures or joint only. Needs a mesh and lighting to properly see motion quality

I didn’t realize Raylib did full rendering support … fascinating

Not everything is easy/possible but it's basically OpenGL under the hood!

Nice! And thanks for your gpu skinning PR, I immediately switched to that commit when I saw it. Performance of having multiple animations in a scene skyrocketed :)