Atropos is an old university project for a computer graphics course which I am releasing now as open source under the MIT license.
It includes a simple forward renderer written in OpenGL 3.3 core and some gameplay mechanics. It represents my first attempt to write a realtime renderer and I will NOT update this project as it only serves as an historic reference.
- Simple OpenGL forward renderer
- Shadow Mapping with Poisson filtering
- State based gameplay system
- Uses Irrklang for sound replay
The game starts with an empty scene (white screen as no scene objects are defined) and with start sound playing.
To start the game, press ENTER which will perform a state transition into the game state.
On death (getting hit too much) or win (survive a certain distance) the game transitions into either WIN or LOSE state.
From there, by pressing enter, the game is restarted.
All assets are either produced by myself or used under the fair use license.
If you are the copyright holder of an asset, contact me and I will remove/replace the asset.
Open the solution file with Visual Studio 2019 (Community Edition) and build, it should work out of the box.
- Change build system to CMake / Conan
- Replace irrklang with OpenAL (or other cross-platform sound library)
- Replace external dependencies with Conan packages