Test Game Using Blender, Sketchfab, Quaternius models, TCastleMoveAttack

Demo project for presentation at Zlot Programistów Delphi 2024.

Slides (in Polish): https://castle-engine.io/zlot2024 .

Features

This demonstrates creating a simple 3D FPS game, from start to finish. The level, creatures, and win/lose views have been done using:

• Castle Game Engine editor

• Blender (to design base level geometry)

• Sketchfab (to add additional props to the level)

• Quaternius models (to add animated enemies)

• TCastleMoveAttack (for ready logic of moving enemies and player hit points),

• TCastleWalkNavigation (for ready handling of AWSD and similar keys, typical for FPS games).

Controls:

• Walk using AWSD keys,
• rotate by holding right mouse button and moving the mouse,
• shoot by clicking with left mouse button.

The Pascal code (most in GameViewMain unit) adds logic to

• Activate mouse look when right mouse button is pressed,

• Show "game win" view when player reaches a certain place in the level,

• Show "game over (lost)" view when player life drops to zero,

• Show player life (hit points),

• Shoot enemy on mouse click.

Do you want to see something more?

• Follow Castle Game Engine tutorials and manual.

• See examples included in the engine, like examples/creature_behaviors and examples/fps_game that show more features, e.g. how to visualize getting hit by "temporary fade to red".

Screenshots

3D assets credits and licenses

Using Castle Game Engine.

• Dungeon based on https://opengameart.org/content/3d-castle-dungeon-tileset-extended nby rubberduck

  This is in turn using other assets, see data-source/original_dungeon-tileset-extended/readme.txt for details.

• Trophy from https://opengameart.org/content/trophy by JeremyWoods (license: CC0).

• Multiple Sketchfab models, see data/sketchfab for details and links to authors. Licenses are a mix of Creative Commons Attribution and Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial licenses.

• Skeleton from Quaternius Pirate Kit, CC0.

Building

Compile by:

• CGE editor. Just use menu items "Compile" or "Compile And Run".

• Or use CGE command-line build tool. Run castle-engine compile in this directory.

• Or use Lazarus. Open in Lazarus game_3d_standalone.lpi file and compile / run from Lazarus. Make sure to first register CGE Lazarus packages.

• Or use Delphi. Open in Delphi game_3d_standalone.dproj file and compile / run from Delphi. See CGE and Delphi documentation for details.