A cross-platform 3D Graphics Engine for study and academic use (Windows: DirectX 11 / OpenGL 4.3, Unix: OpenGL 4.3).

1. Manually build 3rd-party dependency for static or shared libraries of your choice.
2. Manually copy their include and lib into root/include and root/lib respectively.
3. Run cmake for make system of your choice on project root directory.
4. Build.

1. assimp 3.3.1.
2. boost 1.6.1 for boost-filesystem, boost-regex, boost-system.
3. cereal 1.2.2.
4. glew 2.0.0.
5. glfw 3.2.1.
6. stb_image.

1. David Eberly. Wild Magic and Geometry Tool Source Code.
2. David Eberly. 3D Game Engine Design: A Practical Approach to Real-Time Computer Graphics, 2nd, 2006.
3. Patrick Cozzi, Kevin Ring. 3D Engine Design for Virtual Globes, 2011.

You would find some similiarity in code, compared to the David Eberly's Geometry Tool Project.

In fact, this project started as my first attempt to build a rendering engine. As I learned more and more about David Eberly's work, I decided to prune code from Geometry Tool into my own renderer. By doing so I actually learned faster, given the necessary framework and logics in Geometry Tool.

So I don't claim originality for entirety of this project. But the current code base has been greatly diverged from the original framework in Geometry Tool.