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+# SDL2_Quake3loader
+Loads a quake3 level. With textures and shadows all in an SDL2 window. Also have a walking camera with collision detection,
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+This example features :
+Rendering of level geometry via the BSP with Potential visible set, Pre-baked in the map.​
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+3D camera with Quake-like side tilt thing
+Loading basic level geometry, leaves, lightmap and more.
+Texture loading & mapping (only if its available)
+GLM math for fast math calculations
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+In order to use this example, You'll need some resources from Quake 3 : Arena (or Quake live).
+Since including the resources in the example violates the Copyright law (and potentially dunk me in some sticky situations), You have to get them yourself.
+Thankfully the bare-minimum resources you need is just a .bsp map file.. And you can grab some of them from the Quake 3 map database.
+On the other hand, The assets (pak0.pk3) must be obtained by you. It can be found in quake 3's installation folder with the name [pak0.pk3], 
+And you can grab the demo version of Quake 3 : Arena on steam for free, 
+if you don't happen to have the full version of the game. 
+Quake live's assets works just as fine as Q3A, So you can use that if you have one too.
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+The program uses a fixed function pipleline
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+Graphics implemented through a set of pre-defined functions, such as transform and lighting (glRotatef, glLightfv, etc.)
+Programmer is limited to what those functions can provide (e.g., 8 lights, Blinn-Phong model, etc.) 
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+Will later change this too a programmable pipeline
+Graphics hardware is programmable through shader programs, which are implemented in a shader language (GLSL)
+Shader programs run on the GPU
+This enables new possibilities for graphics – implementing things that are difficult or impossible to do using the fixed function pipeline
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+Any help to do this would be very appriciated....
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+greetings;
+Magnus Grander
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