First Person Shooter Game

[aadityap0901]

Something made out of boredom:  AadityaParashar0901/FPS-Game: A simple 3D, multiplayer, First Person Shooter Game, in openGL
It can be played on localhost, and even on the web, if you allow its server to build the host publicly...

[NakedApe]

I'd love to try this out, Aaditya, but I'm on a Mac and get loads of issues when I try to compile this program: INCLUDE statements that have to be reformatted to ''' '$INCLUDE''' 'xxx.xx' and TYPES that are unfound, etc. 

Is this Windows only?

[a740g]

@aadityap0901 Boredom can make you do cool things. I am sure this is a cool project. The issue is that some custom library files like vector.*, inrange.* etc are missing.

@NakedApe This does not look like a Windows-only project. There are some missing files in the repo. You can find the missing files here: https://github.com/AadityaParashar0901/Breakout

[NakedApe]

@a740g  Thanks, Sam.

[NakedApe]

Well, I got the missing files, put em in the game directory in a new folder inside called 'include' to match the program, turned the backslashes into forward slashes and fixed the INCLUDE commands. I still get "Unknown type on Line 28." 

Line 28: Dim Shared Vertices(1 To 16384) As Vec3, TexCoords(1 To 16384) As Vec2, TotalPointsToDraw As _Unsigned Long

Where are the types defined? Is there a missing .bi file maybe? Oh well... 

[bplus]

Vector.bi from AP's Breakout

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Type Vec2
    As Single X, Y
End Type
Type Vec3
    As Single X, Y, Z
End Type

[NakedApe]

Thanks, @bplus. I'll try adding those in, but aren't those TYPES part of the INCLUDEd files anyway? Did you get this to run?

[Steffan-68]

And the following file is missing from me

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'$Include:'include\gl_generate_texture.bm'

In Zeile 284

[aadityap0901]

Sorry everyone, I forgot to attach the libraries...
Here they are on github: QB64 Libraries

although, it was possible to find all the scattered library files 
(the gl_generate_texture sub was in qb-blocks)

anyways, I updated this game's repo, with the libraries used...

[madscijr]

I'm sure it's a great game and I'll get around to checking it out, but this is why I like to put all the code in a single .BAS file - no dependency hell   !