Graphics

Parses and renders a 3-dimensional world.

Dependencies

This project requires a C++17-compatible compiler (e.g. clang 5). In addition, it also requires the GLM library (0.9.8) to be available on your system.

The Makefile currently uses LLVM clang as the compiler, and using libc++ for the standard library. Edit the Makefile according to your needs.

Compilation

With Make

To compile, just run

$ make

to generate an executable graphics_d. To generate a release target, run

$ make DEBUG=0

to generate an executable graphics.

With Tup

First run

$ tup variants

to generate the build-release and build-debug folders. Then, running

$ tup

anywhere in the tree will generate executables inside each of those folders. For ease of use, you can symlink those executables to the root level of the tree with

$ ln -s build-release/graphics g
$ ln -s build-debug/graphics gd

(Note that we can't use graphics as a name, since tup will complain that we are trying to generate a file that already exists.)

Running

Some example level files can be found in the levels subdirectory. To use them, run

$ ./graphics_d levels/1.json
$ # or, if building in release,
$ ./graphics levels/1.json