maybe707/glvm

Minimalistic 3D game engine with both Vulkan and Opengl support.

Game Loop Versatile Modules (GLVM)

This is my simple game engine for Linux and Windows OS's with both Vulkan and Opengl support. Its based on entity component system (ECS) with user friendly C++ interface. Also it has partial support of GLTf and wavefront.obj 3D model formats. With GLVM you can make simple phong light of three types (directional, spot, point). Very basic physics included (collitions, gravity).

Linux

• Development libraries:

    X11, Xi, XRandR.
  
    Vulkan.
  
    Opengl.
  
    Alsa.
  
    pulseaudio.
  

• Repository specific:

• Gentoo:

    emerge --ask x11-libs/libX11 \
                 x11-libs/libXi \
                 x11-apps/xrandr \
                 media-libs/vulkan-loader \
                 dev-util/vulkan-tools \
                 media-libs/mesa \
                 media-libs/alsa-lib \
                 media-sound/pulseaudio
  

• Debian:

    apt install libx11-dev \
                libxi-dev \
                libxrandr-dev
                libgl1-mesa-dev \
                libasound2-dev \
                libpulse-dev \
                libudev-dev
  

• Arch:

    pacman -S libxi \
              libxrandr \
              mesa \
              libglvnd \
              alsa-lib \
              pulseaudio
  

• Fedora:

    dnf install libX11-devel \
                libXrandr-devel \
                libXi-devel \
                mesa-libGL-devel \
                alsa-lib-devel \
                pulseaudio-libs-devel \
                libudev-devel \
                libstdc++-static
  

Windows

• Development libraries:

    Vulkan
    
    Opengl
  

• Specific tools:

• First of all you need MSYS2:

    You can get it from official website (https://www.msys2.org/) or
  
     winget install MSYS2.MSYS2
  

• Then get needed compiler tools and Vulkan:

  Inside MSYS2 for simplier way of installing packages frist of all we need to install pactoys:

  pacman -S pactoys
  

  Now we can use just shortened names of packages inside any MSYS2 toolchain:

  pacboy -S gcc:p
  pacboy -S vulkan:p
  

Building GLVM:

1. In main project firectory create directory called "build".
2. Then copy to main directory preffered Makefile depends on operating system from Makefiles/Lin or Makefiles/Win.
   If you building from Windows you can choose one of the four make files to build inside cmd, power shell, ucrt MSYS2 or
   clang64 MSYS2 toolchain.
3. After copying make file type next command in project main directory from inside cmd, poiwer shell or MSYS2 terminal:

       make -f Makefile

   where "Makefile" - is a make file you choosen.

License

Copyright © 2024 Maksim Manokhin a.k.a. Yuriorkis_Scream. Contacts: [email protected]

glvm's Issues

Can't build project

Hello, I'm trying to compile a project in Visual Studio and the compilation ends with errors