This is my first attempt at creating a Minecraft clone game using C++ and the GLFW3 library. The game currently allows you to generate a world and freely fly around it. In the future, I plan to add physics and a block placing system to enhance the gameplay experience.
- World Generation: The game utilizes the Perlin noise algorithm to procedurally generate a realistic and diverse game world.
- Free Flight: You can navigate the world by flying around using keyboard and mouse controls.
- (Upcoming) Physics: Implementing physics will add realism and interactivity to the game world, enabling interactions with objects and environment.
- (Upcoming) Block Placing System: You will be able to place and remove blocks to build structures and shape the terrain.
- C++ compiler
- GLFW3 library
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Make sure you have the required dependencies installed (C++ compiler, GLFW3 library).
- Compile the source code using your preferred C++ compiler.
- Run the executable generated by the compilation process.
- Movement: Use keyboard arrow keys or WASD keys to control the direction of movement.
- Look Around: Move the mouse to look around in different directions.
- (Upcoming) Block Placement: Use a specific key or mouse button to place or remove blocks.
Contributions to this project are welcome! If you have any suggestions, bug reports, or feature requests, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.