Q: What do you get when you cross C++, Linear Algebra, and tears?
A: A slightly awful graphics engine!
If you've ever wanted to see 3d objects in 10 frames per second, you've come to the right place! Now you may wonder, why is it so slow? The answer is simple: It's because it's running on the CPU instead of the GPU like a real engine should. This begs the question: Why? Because past me thought it would be a good idea to write everything from scratch. On the bright side, it was a cool learning experience as my first program in C++ and I'm pretty proud of the result.
To run this scuffed 3D Engine, simply clone the repository and run the make run command. You will need to have SDL2 installed for this to work though. If you're using Debian/Ubuntu, you can install it with sudo apt install libsdl2-dev. If not, I trust you know what you're doing.
If you don't want to touch any code, you can also just download the engine.exe file and run it. Warning: This will most likely not work so use at your own risk.
- Camera movement
- WASD + mouse (hold left mouse button)
- Lighting
- Directional light
- More soon?
- OBJ parser
- Models
- Grass Block
- Utah Teapot
- Rendering
- Wireframe
- Textures
- Direction Shader
