dwSampleFramework

What is it?

A simple C++ framework for implementing graphics technique samples using OpenGL or Vulkan.

Features

• Cross-platform
• Wrapper classes for common OpenGL and Vulkan objects
• Mesh loading
• Texture loading
• Keyboard and mouse input
• Debug drawing
• Demo player
• ImGui integration
• Camera class
• CPU-GPU profiler
• Logger
• Optional helper classes
  • Vulkan Ray Tracing
  • Hosek-Wilkie sky model
  • Cubemap prefiltering
  • Cubemap SH projection
  • BRDF LUT generation

What it looks like

Creating a project using dwSampleFramework is as easy as inheriting from the dw::Application class and overriding the methods you need.

#include <application.h>

class Tutorial : public dw::Application
{
protected:
	bool init(int argc, const char* argv[]) override
	{
		return true;
	}

	void update(double delta) override
	{

	}

	void shutdown() override
	{

	}
};

DW_DECLARE_MAIN(Tutorial)

Sample

The sample application will give you a basic understanding of how to create a simple graphics application using the framework. It simply renders a rotating Teapot.

Building Sample

Use CMake version 3.8 or higher to generate a project for any IDE of your choice. The resulting project will contain all dependencies, framework library and sample application. The teapot model and texture can be found inside data/sample_assets.zip. Simply extract it into the directory containing the executable.

How to use in a project

This will only cover using dwSampleFramework in a project that uses CMake since it is more practical and will make handling dependencies easier.

1. Add dwSampleFramework as a submodule or simply clone it into your external dependencies directory. Make sure all submodules of the framework are also cloned.
2. Add the dwSampleFramework directory to the root CMakeLists.txt file via the following command.

add_subdirectory(path/to/dwSampleFramework)

3. Add a link command to your executable that will use the framework.

target_link_libraries(TARGET_NAME dwSampleFramework)

4. Add dwSampleFramework include directory to your projects' includes (either using include_directories or target_include_directories).

Note: If you wish to use dwSampleFramework as a precompiled library, make sure you copy the generated Assimp config.h file to your Assimp include directory.

Dependencies

• GLFW
• Assimp
• glm
• imgui
• stb

License

Copyright (c) 2019 Dihara Wijetunga

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