lets_take_a_walk 1.2.4

Let's take a walk is not really a game. It's rather a toy — just a demo of what I can achieve with my VRML + OpenGL + OpenAL code (read: 3d graphic and spatial audio fun). Just download it, gasp in awe, and have fun for a couple of minutes. Programmers may have fun for a little longer investigating program's sources.

Contents:

Download
Optional command-line options
Requirements
Things used when making this game

1. Download

Note that to hear game sounds you should first install OpenAL. Windows users don't have to do anything, appropriate DLLs are already is the archive.

The game is now available as an example of engine usage in examples/3d_sound_game in Castle Game Engine sources

Press F1 in the game to get help.

This is free/open-source software. Sources of lets_take_a_walk live as an example inside engine sources, in castle_game_engine/examples/3d_sound_game/.

2. Optional command-line options

You can use various command-line options when running lets_take_a_walk:

Standard command-line options for my programs using OpenAL
Standard command-line options for my programs using OpenGL. Note that by default this program runs in fullscreen mode.
Standard command-line options for all my programs

3. Requirements

OpenGL
Libpng, Zlib (under Windows appropriate DLL files are already included in program's archive, so you don't have to do anything)
OpenAL is strongly suggested if you want to hear sound (under Windows appropriate DLL files are already included in program's archive, so you don't have to do anything)
macOS users see here

4. Things used when making this game

Compiled by FPC. Important libraries used: OpenGL, OpenAL, libpng.

Sounds from A1 Free Sound Effects. Textures done with GIMP. user_help and mute_label_scroll used a little help from ImageMagick. base_shadowed.png generated using my program gen_light_map (available as part of engine sources, see examples/vrml/tools/gen_light_map.lpr file). Sky in skies/ done using Terragen. base_b_proc.wrl done in Blender and processed using my small process_base_b program (available in lets_take_a_walk sources, see lets_take_a_walk/devel/vrml/process_base_b.lpr file). rat.wrl and tree.wrl are modified (using Blender) files from www.3dcafe.com.