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Compile steps

• Install git (https://git-scm.com) and CMake 3.12.4 or higher (https://cmake.org)
  • Ensure they are added to your PATH environment variable
• Run the following commands in the terminal/command line:
  • git clone https://github.com/GameFoundry/bsfExamples.git
  • cd bsfExamples
  • mkdir Build
  • cd Build
  • cmake -G "$generator$" ../
    • Where $generator$ should be replaced with any of the supported generators. Some common ones:
      • Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64 - Visual Studio 2017 (64-bit build)
      • Unix Makefiles
      • Ninja
      • Xcode
      • See all valid generators: cmake-generators
• Build the project using your chosen tool
  • Build files are in the bsfExamples/Build folder
• Run the examples
  • Example binaries are placed in the bsfExamples/Build/bin folder

Examples

• Audio - Demonstrates how to import audio clips and use audio sources and listeners.
• CustomMaterials - Demonstrates how to use custom materials that override vertex, surface and lighting aspects of the renderer.
• Decals - Demonstrates how to project decal textures onto other surfaces.
• GUI - Demonstrates how to use the built-in GUI system. Demoes a variety of basic controls, the layout system and shows how to use styles to customize the look of GUI elements.
• LowLevelRendering - Demonstrates how to use the low-level rendering system to manually issue rendering commands. This is similar to using DirectX/OpenGL/Vulkan, except it uses bs::framework's platform-agnostic rendering layer.
• Particles - Demonstrates how to use the particle system to render traditional billboard particles, 3D mesh particles and GPU simulated particles.
• PhysicallyBasedRendering - Demonstrates the physically based renderer using the built-in shaders & lighting by rendering an object in a HDR environment.
• Physics - Demonstrates the use of variety of physics related components, including a character controller, rigidbodies and colliders.
• SkeletalAnimation - Demonstrates how to import an animation clip and animate a 3D model using skeletal (skinned) animation.