Minecraft Clone (Working Title) 🎮

Yeah, I haven’t named it yet. Suggestions welcome 😅

Introduction 📝

This is a small game project built using modern OpenGL and C++20. Think Minecraft-style voxel fun, but from scratch and fully under your control. The project is in a very early, experimental stage 🚀.

Since this is meant for me to learn programming, don't expect high-quality stuff here for some time 😜.

Features ✨

• Procedural terrain generation through chunking system 🌄
• Block breaking/placing ability ⛏️
• Multiple modes 🎯
• Skin rendering system (broken) 🧑‍🎨
• Multiple block types 🧱
• Collision system with AABBs ⚔️

Some screenshots 🖼️

Dependencies 🔧

To build this project, you’ll need:

• CMake (>= 3.30) 🏗️
• Ninja ⚡
• A C++ compiler 🖥️

Make sure all three are installed and added to your system's PATH if you're on Windows.

Building the Project from Source 🛠️

After building, all build files will be stored in the build directory. The final binary will be located in:

• build/bin/debug/ for Debug builds 🐛
• build/bin/release/ for Release builds 🚀

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1. Clone the Repository 📥

Open a terminal in your desired folder and run:

git clone https://github.com/MAKMART/minecraft_clone.git
cd minecraft_clone

⚠️ Warning: You need to have git installed and added to your PATH if you're on Windows.

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2. Configure the Project ⚙️

Choose the configuration type:

# For Debug build
cmake --preset debug

# For Release build
cmake --preset release

⚡ Tip: Pick one preset depending on whether you want a Debug or Release build.

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3. Build the Project 🏗️

Use the same preset you chose for configuration:

cmake --build --preset <preset>

For example:

# Debug build
cmake --build --preset debug

# Release build
cmake --build --preset release

✅ Once configured, you only need to run the build command again if you make changes.

Troubleshooting 🛡️

If you run into any build issues or have questions, feel free to email me: ✉️ [email protected]