Hi guys,
Was curious about bgfx and saw some examples on the website
https://bkaradzic.github.io/bgfx/examples.htmlI wanted to see if I could compile the examples from the included 3rdparty bgfx
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3rdparty/bgfx$ make
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Since I'm on linux, I'll do make linux-release64
bgfx$ make linux-release64
make -R -C .build/projects/gmake-linux config=release64
==== Building bx (release64) ====
==== Building bgfx (release64) ====
==== Building bimg (release64) ====
==== Building bgfx-shared-lib (release64) ====
==== Building bimg_decode (release64) ====
==== Building bimg_encode (release64) ====
==== Building example-glue (release64) ====
==== Building example-common (release64) ====
==== Building example-17-drawstress (release64) ====
==== Building example-25-c99 (release64) ====
==== Building examples (release64) ====
Linking examples
Running post-build commands
Stripping symbols.
==== Building fcpp (release64) ====
==== Building geometryc (release64) ====
==== Building geometryv (release64) ====
==== Building glsl-optimizer (release64) ====
==== Building glslang (release64) ====
==== Building spirv-opt (release64) ====
==== Building spirv-cross (release64) ====
==== Building shaderc (release64) ====
==== Building texturec (release64) ====
==== Building texturev (release64) ====
and to run the examples you have to be in the examples/runtime directory and launch it with running the examplesRelease executable in the .build directory
mame/3rdparty/bgfx/examples/runtime$ ../../.build/linux64_gcc/bin/examplesRelease
Some of those examples are extremely impressive:
There's around 40 or so examples, a few crashed but most work.
mame/3rdparty/bgfx/examples/runtime$ ../../.build/linux64_gcc/bin/geometryvRelease meshes/bunny.bin
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I wonder how hard it would be to render mame's output to a texture and put it on a 3d model.