The Forge Samples

Unofficial implementation of multiple rendering techniques using The Forge rendering engine. Based on the repository the-forge-glfw by Tim Barnes for ease of use.

Follow step by step tutorials for these samples on learn-computer-graphics.

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Prerequisites
- Linux
- Windows
Build and Run

🧩 Show Samples

Getting Started
- Hello Triangle
- Moving Cube

Build steps

Prerequisites

You need to install CMake to build the project, and a C++ compiler which handles C++14.

Linux

sudo apt-get install build-essential libreadline-dev glslang-tools

Windows

To get the MSVC compiler, you need to install Visual Studio (and not VSCode), and select C++ development during installation.

Build and Run

You can handle the CMakeLists.txt in any way you like, here's some way to use it :

`Option 1: CLI`

If you are on windows you can run the GEN_CMAKE.bat file. Else you can also open a command line and run the following commands :

mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -A x64 -DD3D12=OFF -DVULKAN=ON
make

To run the project, go to the build folder and run the executable fo your wanted sample

`Option 2: Visual Studio`

Open this folder with the CMake... option in file->open on Visual Studio. Press f7 to build and f5 to run the project.

`Option 3: VSCode`

Use the CMakeTools plugin, build with f7 then run with f5 (but be careful to be on the right platform, there is a launch file for windows and for linux).

Warning : Currently there is a link error when building on windows with vscode

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