A deferred physically based 3D renderer into a simple to use header-only library.
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README.md
gl3d
How to integrate the library in your project:
- From the headerOnly folder add the .h and the .cpp files in your project.
- You should also have GLM and stb_image and stb_truetype working. You can also find them in the dependences.
- This library uses opengl so you should have the functions loaded. You can do it however you want but you should load them before using the library
How to compile the repo (Visual studio 2019, Windows)
If you want to edit the project this are the steps to follow. It is not required to do this tu use the library on your project
- Clone the repo then
- git submodule init,
- git submodule update,
- in the repo directory, unzip dependences,
- You must have python 3 on your machine for the header only version to be compiled.