MarsEngine - Physics Engine with Graphics Rendering

This project is a physics engine with graphics rendering capabilities, implemented in C++. It allows for realistic simulations of physical properties and provides a visual representation using the SDL2 graphics library.

Features

• Accurate physics calculations: The physics engine is designed to handle heavy calculations and provides reliable simulation of various physical properties, such as collision detection, gravity, forces, and motion.

• Real-time rendering: The SDL2 graphics library is utilized to render the simulated physics objects onto a window in real-time. This provides a visual representation of the physics simulations and enhances the user experience.

• Smooth performance: The project is implemented in C++, taking advantage of its efficiency and low-level control. This ensures smooth handling of heavy physics calculations, resulting in optimal performance.

Requirements

• C++ compiler: The project requires a C++ compiler that supports C++11 or higher.

• SDL2 library: SDL2 is used for graphics rendering. Make sure to have SDL2 installed on your system. You can find more information and installation instructions on the SDL2 website.

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/physics-engine.git 
   

2. Compile the code using a C++ compiler:

   g++ -std=c++11 -o physics_engine main.cpp physics.cpp -lSDL2 
   

3. Make sure to link against the SDL2 library using the -lSDL2 flag. Run the compiled executable:

   ./physics_engine
   

Usage

• Customize physics simulations: Modify the code in main.cpp or physics.cpp to create your own simulations or incorporate additional physical properties.

• Adjust rendering settings: You can modify the graphics rendering settings in the code to change the visual representation of the physics simulations.

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