benjinx / Temporality

A C++ Game Engine, using OpenGL/GLSL designed to easily create AI, Gameplay, Graphics, Physics, and Networking demos.

Temporality

A C++ Game Engine, using OpenGL/GLSL designed to easily create AI, Gameplay, Graphics, Physics, and Networking demos.

Building

Linux && Windows

git clone https://github.com/benjinx/Temporality.git
cd Temporality
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .

Running Examples

The examples are built to run from their source directories. To facilitate this, there are convenience targets prefixed with run-.

Example

cmake --build . --target run-HelloWorld

Dependencies

• glfw
• glm

Contributing

Pull Requests

Use the "Branch and Pull Request" model for contributing changes.

Commit Message Format

<type>(<scope>): <title>
<message>

Allowed <type>

• Release: A new release, increments Major
• Feat: A new feature, increments Minor
• Fix: A small fix, increments Patch
• Chore: A change to the build process or tooling
• Test: Unit / Integration test updates
• Doc: Documentation updates
• Nit: A small change related to style or snytax
• Refactor: A change to refactor code

Allowed <scope>

Scope is optional, but it should refer to a subsystem of the engine.

<subject>

Subject should contain a succinct description of the change.

• Use present tense, "change" not "changed" or "changes"
• Capitalize the first letter
• Don't end with a period

<message>

• Use present tense, as in <subject>
• Include whatever details and motivations are relevant to the change

Examples

Feat(Scene): Add glTF Camera Loading
Updated Scene loading to create Camera objects

Nit: Switch to for(auto& it) from for(int i)

Chore(Build): Change default compiler to GCC