BaconBox Application Project Version: Development snapshot
This project is a template project to make a game using the BaconBox Engine.
For any help, you can go to the website, which is the documentation website or you can use our forums and make your mark in the community.
When you find a bug with our engine or anything we do, you should post a bug report on our bug tracker.
For license details about BaconBox, see the wiki or the license.txt file.
The example main.cpp file is released as either Public Domain or MIT License, whichever better fits your needs.
A release of this project should include the pre-built BaconBox library and all the necessary components.
To use the BaconBox Engine with this project, you only need to find a project matching your favorite IDE in the ide folder. From there, you should only need to start coding and compiling using your IDE, nothing more.
If you are using linux or another unix-like platform, you can make use of cmake to compile using a Makefile.
/application/ -> Your game code goes there.
main.cpp -> Startup point of the program and configurations for
BaconBox are made there.
/resources/ -> Your resources goes there. (e.g Sounds, Art, etc.)
/ide/ -> The project templates are found there. You should only
have to open them with your IDE and start coding.
The folders are named following this convention:
[IDE NAME]-[PLATFORM]
When a project file is platform agnostic (works on
windows, linux and osx, for example) it will only be
named after the IDE.
/libraries/ -> This is where the local libraries are.
(generally this means BaconBox and sigly)