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You will need CMake 3.0.2 or later.
srcfor all source and header files written by us.datafor stuff like images, sounds, and fonts.thirdartyfor any other misc third party files we use.
Clone the repository, create and cd into the build directory, cmake .. -G "Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64" && start gamecraft.sln.
On Windows, it's a good idea to alias the long cmake command. This is because each time you want to add a source or header file, you should touch it in the src directory, then run the cmake command in the build directory to make Visual Studio detect the new files.
Clone the repository, create and cd into the build directory, cmake .. && make.
###State Machine The View class is the base class for the state machine that runs the game. The following functions should be overloaded:
view_loop()controls the final returning state of the current state. You may want to call the base functionstandardStateLoop()and return aViewModeenum that indicates the next state that the program should go to whenview_loopexits.draw()performs the step that renders all components of the current scene onto the RenderWindow. Insidedraw(), callwindow->clear(), thenwindow->draw()to put aRenderableobject into the scene, and thenwindow->display()to flush the scene buffer.processX()describes what to do with each user interface event. For example, if the up arrow is pressed, you may want to editprocessKeypress()translate the vertical position of the player avatar upwards, etc.- Note that at least one reachable event must set the
exit_loopflag totruein order for the state to be broken out of. Otherwise, the program will be stuck in that state. - Not all
processX()functions need to be overridden, just the ones you need. The ones that are not overridden will simply do nothing. update()applies the changes accumulated between framerates. The frames refresh at 60 FPS, but the program can poll for events at a much faster rate.update()must be implemented for anything that continuously changes in the background.