Seaport 3D Project

This project is a 3D Seaport simulation created using OpenGL, GLFW, GLAD, and GLM. It was developed as part of the CSE 426 Graphics Lab Project under the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Asia Pacific.

Project Details

• Course Code: CSE 426 Graphics Lab Project
• University: University of Asia Pacific
• Contributors:
  • Ali Ahasan (GitHub) [Email: aliahasan.dhaka@gmail.com]
  • Md Naimul Basher (GitHub) [Email: naimulbasher122@gmail.com]
  • Adib Hossain (GitHub) [Email: adibhossain2001@gmail.com]

Development Environment

• IDE: Visual Studio 2022
• Technologies: OpenGL, GLFW, GLAD, GLM

Repository

Seaport 3D Project GitHub Repository

Prerequisites

• Visual Studio 2022 installed
• C++ development tools

Setup Instructions

Step 1: Clone or Download the Repository

Clone the repository or download the ZIP file:

https://github.com/AARdacca/Seaport-3D-GLFW-GLAD-GLM-OpenGL

Extract the ZIP file if downloaded, and locate the CG All in 1.zip. Extract this ZIP file as well.

Step 2: Open the Solution

After extraction, open the Seaport3D.sln file in Visual Studio 2022.

Step 3: Setup Dependencies

Adding GLAD

1. Locate the glad.c file in the extracted files.
2. Add the file to your project:
   • Right-click on the project in Solution Explorer.
   • Choose Add > Existing Item.
   • Navigate to glad.c and add it to the project.

Include and Library Directory Configuration

1. Go to Project > Properties.
2. Navigate to Configuration Properties > VC++ Directories.
3. Set the following paths:
   • Include Directories: Add the path to the include folder.
   • Library Directories: Add the path to the lib folder.

Link Libraries

1. Go to Configuration Properties > Linker > Input.
2. Add the following dependencies in the Additional Dependencies field:
   • glfw3.lib
   • opengl32.lib

Step 4: Build and Run

1. Build the solution using Ctrl + Shift + B or Build > Build Solution.
2. Run the project (▶️) to view the 3D Seaport simulation.

Notes

• Ensure that the project is set to the correct platform target (x86 or x64) to match your GLFW and OpenGL library versions.
• If any issues occur during setup, verify that the include and library paths are correctly configured.

License

This project follows the licensing terms stated in the repository.

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Feel free to reach out to the contributors via their GitHub profiles for any questions or collaboration opportunities.