Custom OpenGL Glut Engine - with Bowling Scene

About

Custom 3D engine in OpenGL with the implementation of a lighting model and basic physics for Sphere and OBB collisions. The engine is highly parameterizable and allows for the easy addition of new scenes. The BowlingScene scene is implemented, which contains 4 fully playable bowling lanes. The game consists of 3 rounds and has video animations for strike, spare, split, and miss.

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Requirements

Windows

• pgr.dll How To Download
• freeglut.dll
• glew32.dll
• assimp.dll

Linux

The Linux executable is configured with an RPATH of $ORIGIN, meaning it will automatically load these libraries from its own directory before checking your system.

• libpgr.so How To Link
• libassimp.so
• libglut.so
• libGLEW.so
• libglfw.so

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How to Play

1. Turn on the given lane using the F5, F6, F7, or F8 key.
2. Go to the blue / red bowling ball, aim at it, and press E.
3. Stand on the lane and look in the direction you want to throw.
4. By holding ENTER, charge the throw strength (0 seconds = min, 5 seconds = max strength). (enter has inertia).
5. Press E again to throw the ball.
6. Repeat from step 2 until you finish all the rounds.

Good luck (and have fun) :D

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Controls

Movement and interaction:

• W, A, S, D: Player movement.
• Mouse: Camera rotation.
• E: Pick up the bowling ball / throw the ball (in player mode) / camera up (in freecam mode).
• Q: Camera down (freecam mode only).
• ENTER (hold): Charge throw strength.
• Shift: Speed up movement (+50 %).
• Spacebar: Jumping (player mode only).

Cameras and scene:

• F1: Player mode (with collisions).
• F2: Free camera mode (freecam).
• F3, F4: Static views.
• F5, F6, F7, F8: Open bowling lanes.
• F9: Shift time of day by +1 hour.
• F10: Toggle light mode (on / off / disco).
• F11: Fullscreen.
• ESC: Exit game.

Mouse and display:

• LMB (Left button): Model selection for the in-game editor.
• RMB (Right button): Menu.
• Mouse wheel (scrolling): Zoom in / zoom out (zoom in freecam mode).
• Mouse wheel (hold): Camera drag.
• 8: Shows all models and collision shapes.
• 9: Shows models only.
• 0: Shows collision shapes only.

In-game Editor:

• R / T / Y: Select modification mode - rotation/translation/scaling.
• 1 / 2 / 3: Select modification axis (X/Y/Z).
• Mouse wheel: Changes the value of the selected parameter.
• Shift: Increases step precision.
• Alt: Super Extra fine step.
• Ctrl: Uniform axis modification.
• U: Undo.