ChiselEngine

Chisel Engine is a game engine built on OpenXR and OpenGL, designed for developing immersive VR applications.

Instructions

Since this project is working off a Solution (.sln) file, I recommend to use Visual Studio 2022

Ensure you have the C++ Development Package Installed (You will be shown this as option in the Visual Studio Installer)

Additionally, you will need to use your own OBJ file(s) in the Resources folder.
For example: Resources/rock.obj

Before running, make sure you have an instance of OpenXR running along with a connected VR Headset or MR Device.

Features

• Desktop Window to Display what is shown on the VR Headset via OpenXR
• Controller detection and input support
• Game Logic Component (No need to work with the Engine to start creating your Game)

Getting Started - Game.cpp

Model rockModel, sceneModel; // Models
Texture rockTexture, sceneTexture; // Their respective textures
Transform rockTransform; // transform (position, rotation, scale)

// Logic that runs once at the start of the game and used for initialization/declarations
void Game::start() {
	rockModel.loadModel("Resources/rock.obj", "Resources/rock_texture.jpeg");
	sceneModel.loadModel("Resources/zen_garden.obj", "Resources/zen_garden_texture.jpeg");
}

// Logic that runs once per frame - used for game logic
void Game::update() {
	// For example: we can have the rock move forward in the z-axis by .01 each frame
	rockTransform.position += glm::vec3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.01f);
}

// Logic that runs once per frame - used for rendering
void Game::render() {
	rockModel.drawModel(rockTransform);
	sceneModel.drawModel(); // use default transform if no transform is provided
}

Special Thanks and Credits

OpenGL: https://learnopengl.com/
SFML: https://www.sfml-dev.org/
OpenXR: https://github.com/maluoi