Built as my final project for ECEN 4003 - Concurrent Programming.
Generates a psuedo infinite terrain populated with stone, grass, water, and trees. Camera can either hover slightly above the terrain or can show a general overview. Terrain is limited to 128 blocks in Z, but limited to 2^35 blocks in both X and Y.
Contains the ability to generate, populate, and mesh in serial or parallel.
Install Rust 1.18 or above, run cargo build --release.
To run the program, run cargo run --release. To run with arguments, run cargo run --release -- <arguments>.
-s=<integer> Sets the seed for the world generator.
-tc=<integer> Sets the number of background worker threads used.
-tm Enables testing mode.
Testing mode disables user input, sets the camera to a fixed high speed, enables overhead view, and runs the same terrain twice for 4096 blocks, once completely serial and once completely parallel.
1,2 Sets Generation to serial/parallel respectively
3,4 Sets Population to serial/parallel respectively
5,6 Sets Meshing to serial/parallel respectively
P Toggles the camera between terrain view and overhead view
Space Toggles camera movement
; Sets camera velocity to 0
=,- Adds to camera Y velocity, Forward/Backward respectively
[,] Adds to camera X velocity, Left/Right respectively (Will make the camera slightly jittery in Z movement)
Escape Exits the program
Licensed under the MIT license.
Don't copy this and market it as your own class project, that's a really bad idea. Feel free to read the code and learn from it though.
See the LICENSE file for details.