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Gl-game with C++ & GLFW

Experimental OpenGl-engine with collision-resolution and a "typewriter style" text renderer and a "protagonist". Supports 3D.

In progress

  • Dynamic shaders (basically allow templating and using a dynamic structure to set uniforms & maybe attributes).
  • Improve collissions to allow non-axis-aligned resolutions and shapes besides boxes.
  • Do something with the MSPaint generated assets.
  • Title-screen, levels, monsters, credits, options-screen, gfx-settings
  • Integrate SDL for sound & better text rendering.

Finished

  • Implemented a-star algorithm in C (maybe it has a class).
  • Refactor C-style code to use smart pointers & C++ classes.
  • Resolve collissions between multiple object (AABB-style shapes).
  • A mesh generator that uses a bitmap as the heightmap to produce a uniform "grid" or terrain (not optimized).
  • Captures the mouse and points the camera in relation to events.
  • Switched from CodeBlocks project to CMake with g++. Hard codes some compiler paths for Msys2 on Windows and specifies various compiler-flags and linker options explicitly which is not best practice for CMake or build tools in general. Committed-in build artefacts for dependencies which obviously would only work on windows.
  • Clangd (LSP server) support with G++ on Windows with compile_commands.json.

To run

To clean buildsystem & artefacts

Run rmdir /s /q build

Make a fresh build (generate MSYS makefiles) - Mingw should be installed (if using Windows):

Run cmake -B ./build -G "MSYS Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS=1 &&cmake --build build

(CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS causes the compile_commands.json to be generated which is used by clangd to understand what compiler commands and source/header files are included in the build for LSP support.)