Originally, it was supposed to be a cross-platform C++ 3D engine using OpenGL ES 3.2.
It was way too ambitious for a single person, and not designed and prepared enough.
Some parts are still efficient or usable themselves, independently of other parts, like debug, maths and memory namespaces.
But the entire project itself cannot progress correctly anymore.
You can use cmake to generate Visual Studio solution file by two ways: command line or cmake-gui.
By command line, just open a shell terminal (like git-bash), move to the SLIM3D folder, and run the following commands:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
You shall find in the build folder created a file SLIM3D.sln, wich is the solution file to load with Visual studio.
An alternative way is to create a directory build, open cmake-gui and fill the following fields:
- Where is the source code:
C:\your\path\to\slim\folder\SLIM3D - Where to build the binaries:
C:\your\path\to\slim\folder\SLIM3D\build
A script build.sh is provided. On Linux plateform, just run it and it shall create you two folders:
build/debug
build/release
The first one is empty. For now. Move to one of two others and run the following:
make
You'll have your library waiting in the ~/lib folder and your binary samples in ~/bin folder at the project root.
You can try to execute binaries in ~/bin from wherever you want.
Once you compiled everything, you can install it from build/debug or build/release directory with the following command:
sudo make install