Parking3D is a simulation/game made from scratch in C++ and OpenGL.
Most of the textures were downloaded from the internet. The SFX are from Half Life and FNaF.
Parking3D is written as a game engine.
It's built from "subsystems", each being a global variable available in the glo namespace. The subsystems can be #include-ed individually so as to reduce compile time in incremental builds.
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The audio subsystem can play and loop sound effects.
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The camera subsystem represents the abstract camera whose transformations are used in vertex processing.
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The entity subsystem implements an array of sparse entities.
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The event subsystem handles events which are implemented as flags.
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The game subsystem handles higher level logical constructs specific for
Parking3D -
The input and window subsystems provide a facade to a subset of GLFW's API for keyboard and mouse input and handling windows.
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The resource subsystem uses the resource manager. Resources are identified by their filename and are loaded on demand. At the moment, resources cannot be freed.
- Multiple point lights and spotlights
- Diffuse maps (textures)
- Specular, emission and normal maps
- Non-opaque objects
- TV static effect
- 2D HUD and minimal 2D animated textures
- Alternative render targets