A simple game developed for the purposes of both showcasing interesting features of sparse-voxel-octree raycasting and to utilize the Vulkan graphics API in a project. Written in F#, I decided to use the mono/VulkanSharp library to access Vulkan bindings in .NET. The SharpDX NuGet package is taken as a dependency for Xbox controller input, but no other DirectX functionality is used.
| Keyboard | Xbox Controlelr | Function |
|---|---|---|
W |
LEFT-ANALOG FORWARD |
Pitch camera down |
S |
LEFT-ANALOG BACKWARD |
Pitch camera up |
A |
LEFT-ANALOG LEFT |
Roll camera left |
D |
LEFT-ANALOG RIGHT |
Roll camera right |
Q |
LEFT-TRIGGER |
Turn camera yaw left |
E |
RIGHT-TRIGGER |
Turn camera yaw right |
ESC |
BACK |
Close application |
F11 |
N/A | Toggle borderless fullscreen on primary display |
CTRL+R |
B |
Reset player to start of current world |
F5 |
Start |
Randomize world and reset player |
SHIFT+F5 |
N/A | Reset world and player to game start |