A cellular automata-powered ecological and geological simulation in C++ and Godot that plays live, procedurally generated music. Download the game here.
If for some inconceivable reason you'd like to build the game from source, here's instructions. Since the simulation is programmed in C++ as a GDNative module, setup is a hairier than a pure Godot game. But I've pulled it off on Windows, MacOS, and Ubuntu. Here's the steps:
- Dowload or clone this repository.
- Pull the godot-cpp source with
git submodule update --init --recursive - Consult the official Godot documentation to set up additional dependencies for your operating system.
- In the directory you just cloned (
cd godot-cpp), compile the source. (Something likescons platform={your platform} generate_bindings=yes [target=release] [-j <cores>]) - You'll have generated a file called something like
CellForest/godot-cpp/bin/libgodot-cpp.windows.debug.default(The 'debug' will be replaced with 'release' in release mode.) On windows, you need to add the ".lib" suffx. On Linux, you may need to change the ".64" to a ".default" (These issues seem to result from the Godot's example scons file code, if anyone knows a fix, pray tell me!) - Compile the game with
scons platform=<your platform> [target=release] - Open and run the project in Godot! If all went well, it will be ready to play or export.