2D SFML game "engine" of sorts.

• Tilemap: Tile-based map that reads a file
• update() method for entities like Unity
• (Almost) all objects accept references to assets (fonts, textures etc)
• Scene system using interfaces

• Map tilesets can only contain a maximum of 255 tiles (about 16x16), because the map format currently only allocates 1 byte for the tile index
• Engine will crash with a segfault if a non-existent texture is loaded
• Implementation-inheritance based "component" system instead of object-composition (SFML uses implementation inheritance for Drawable and Transform, so for parity I decided to follow it for Collider) (Note: Collider won't be implemented for a while, sorry)

1. Clone the repo
2. Install the dependencies through ./install_deps (Installs Cate and SFML)
3. Run cate in the project root
4. Find the executable in out/

* Note: I personally haven't gotten this to work

Same as linux, except you have to cross-compile cate from a linux machine

./out/game --asset-dir="/path/to/asset/directory/"

• TheMilkies/Cate: The best C++ build system you'll ever have.
• Darren Mulholland/Args++: The simplest and easiest-to-use arg-parsing library out there by far.