MC.C

Description

An open-world voxel game built with raylib, featuring open world gameplay with infinite terrain generation, block building, and first-person exploration. Built using a modular chunk system for efficient rendering and world management.

Features

• First-person 3D exploration with smooth WASD movement and mouse look
• Infinite voxel world with chunk-based loading and procedural terrain generation
• Block interaction system - place and destroy blocks with left/right mouse clicks
• Multiple block types - grass, dirt, stone, wood, leaves, water
• Hotbar inventory with 9 slots for different block types
• Realistic physics - gravity, collision detection, and jumping
• Optimized rendering - face culling, frustum culling, and efficient mesh generation
• Procedural terrain - hills, valleys, water bodies, and tree generation

Controls

Keyboard:

• WASD - Move player
• SPACE - Jump
• SHIFT - Run/Sprint
• 1-9 - Select block type from hotbar
• ESC - Toggle cursor lock/unlock
• ENTER - Return to main menu

Mouse:

• Mouse Movement - Look around (first-person camera)
• Left Click - Break/destroy blocks
• Right Click - Place selected block

Getting Started

CMake

• Extract the zip of this project
• Type the follow command:

cmake -S . -B build

if you want with debug symbols put the flag -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug

• After CMake config your project build:

cmake --build build

• Inside the build folder are another folder (named the same as the project name on CMakeLists.txt) with the executable and resources folder.

• In order for resources to load properly, cd to src and run the executable (../build/${PROJECT_NAME}/${PROJECT_NAME}) from there.

• cmake will automatically download a current release of raylib but if you want to use your local version you can pass -DFETCHCONTENT_SOURCE_DIR_RAYLIB=<dir_with_raylib>