ThreeD_API_v0.5.1_Demo2

-- Made by Xelostar: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDE2STpSWJrIUyKtiYGeWxw

local path = "/"..shell.dir() -- path to this program

os.loadAPI(path.."/ThreeD") -- loading the APIs
os.loadAPI(path.."/bufferAPI")
os.loadAPI(path.."/blittle")

local objects = {} -- all objects in the game

local size = 3
for x = 1, size do
    for z = 1, size do
        for y = 1, size do
            objects[#objects+1] = {model = "box", x = x, y = y - 0.5, z = z, solid = true}
        end
    end
end

local playerX = -3 -- player position
local playerY = 0
local playerZ = 1

local playerSpeed = 3 -- player movement speed
local playerTurnSpeed = 180 -- player turn speed

local keysDown = {} -- keysDown[key] is true if the key is down (for smooth input)
local blockThickness = 0.9 -- the size of the hitbox for the solid blocks from the middle of the object

local FoV = 90 -- field of view

local playerDirectionHor = 0 -- camera direction
local playerDirectionVer = 0

local screenWidth, screenHeight = term.getSize() -- size of the screen

local backgroundColor1 = colors.lime -- ground color
local backgroundColor2 = colors.lightBlue -- sky color

local ThreeDFrame = ThreeD.newFrame(1, 1, screenWidth, screenHeight, FoV, playerX, playerY + 0.5, playerZ, playerDirectionVer, playerDirectionHor, path.."/models") -- making a new frame where the camera is 0.5 blocks above the player
local blittleOn = true -- blittle is turned on by default
ThreeDFrame:useBLittle(blittleOn) -- set the frame to use blittle

local totalTime = 0 -- time in seconds elapsed since the start of the program

local function rendering()
    while true do
        ThreeDFrame:loadGround(backgroundColor1)
        ThreeDFrame:loadSky(backgroundColor2)
        ThreeDFrame:loadObjects(objects)
        ThreeDFrame:drawBuffer()

        os.queueEvent("FakeEvent") -- to prevent "too long without yielding" errors without slowing down the program
        os.pullEvent("FakeEvent")
    end
end

local function free(x, y, z) -- for collision detection. Tests to see if there's a hitbox (x, y, z) is in
    for _, object in pairs(objects) do
        if (object.solid == true) then
            if (x >= object.x - blockThickness and x <= object.x + blockThickness) then
                if (y >= object.y - 1 and y <= object.y + 0.5 + 0.2) then -- the height is done differently, since the  player has to have a certain height (different collision from feet and head)
                    if (z >= object.z - blockThickness and z <= object.z + blockThickness) then
                        return false -- collision detected
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end

    return true -- no collision detected
end

local function inputPlayer(time) -- time is the elapsed time in seconds since the last time this function was executed
    local dx = 0
    local dy = 0
    local dz = 0

    if (keysDown[keys.left]) then
        playerDirectionHor = playerDirectionHor - playerTurnSpeed * time
        if (playerDirectionHor <= -180) then
            playerDirectionHor = playerDirectionHor + 360
        end
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.right]) then
        playerDirectionHor = playerDirectionHor + playerTurnSpeed * time
        if (playerDirectionHor >= 180) then
            playerDirectionHor = playerDirectionHor - 360
        end
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.down]) then
        playerDirectionVer = playerDirectionVer - playerTurnSpeed * time
        if (playerDirectionVer < -80) then
            playerDirectionVer = -80
        end
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.up]) then
        playerDirectionVer = playerDirectionVer + playerTurnSpeed * time
        if (playerDirectionVer > 80) then
            playerDirectionVer = 80
        end
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.w]) then
        dx = playerSpeed * math.cos(math.rad(playerDirectionHor)) + dx
        dz = playerSpeed * math.sin(math.rad(playerDirectionHor)) + dz
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.s]) then
        dx = -playerSpeed * math.cos(math.rad(playerDirectionHor)) + dx
        dz = -playerSpeed * math.sin(math.rad(playerDirectionHor)) + dz
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.a]) then
        dx = playerSpeed * math.cos(math.rad(playerDirectionHor - 90)) + dx
        dz = playerSpeed * math.sin(math.rad(playerDirectionHor - 90)) + dz
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.d]) then
        dx = playerSpeed * math.cos(math.rad(playerDirectionHor + 90)) + dx
        dz = playerSpeed * math.sin(math.rad(playerDirectionHor + 90)) + dz
    end

    if (keysDown[keys.space]) then
        dy = playerSpeed + dy
    end
    if (keysDown[keys.leftShift]) then
        dy = -playerSpeed + dy
    end

    -- if where the player will move to is free (no collisions) then move there
    if (free(playerX + dx * time, playerY, playerZ) == true) then
        playerX = playerX + dx * time -- multiply by time so that dx becomes blocks per second
    end
    if (playerY + dy * time >= 0) then
        if (free(playerX, playerY + dy * time, playerZ) == true) then
            playerY = playerY + dy * time
        end
    end
    if (free(playerX, playerY, playerZ + dz * time) == true) then
        playerZ = playerZ + dz * time
    end

    ThreeDFrame:setCamera(playerX, playerY + 0.5, playerZ, playerDirectionHor, playerDirectionVer) -- set the new camera position according to the player (again the height is 0.5 blocks above the feet)
end

local function keyInput()
    while true do
        local event, key, x, y = os.pullEventRaw()

        if (event == "key") then -- detect key presses
            keysDown[key] = true
            if (key == keys.g) then -- if the button is supposed to be pressed once, we'll deal with the processing of the input here
                if (blittleOn == false) then
                    blittleOn = true
                    ThreeDFrame:useBLittle(true)
                else
                    blittleOn = false
                    ThreeDFrame:useBLittle(false)
                end
            end
        elseif (event == "key_up") then -- detect key releases
            keysDown[key] = nil
        elseif (event == "mouse_click") then
            local objectIndex, polyIndex = ThreeDFrame:getObjectIndexTrace(objects, x, y) -- detect on what and object the player clicked
            if (objectIndex ~= nil) then -- if the player clicked on an object (not void)
                table.remove(objects, objectIndex) -- remove the object the player clicked on
            end
        end
    end
end

local function updateGame(time) -- time is the elapsede time in seconds since the last time this function was executed
    totalTime = totalTime + time -- increase the total time that has elapsed
    for objectNr, object in pairs(objects) do
        if (object.model == "pineapple") then -- for all pineapples:
            object.y = math.sin(totalTime*2)/4 -- set their height according to totalTime to make them smoothly bob up and down
            object.rotationY = object.rotationY + 50*time -- increase their rotation according to the time that has elapsed (50 degrees per second of rotation)
        end
    end
end

local function gameUpdate() -- this function uses some trickery to estimate the time elapsed more precise than 1 Minecraft tick (0.05 seconds)
    -- a lot of the time, withing each game tick about three frames are rendered which means that the accuracy is more like 0.02 seconds
    local timeFromLastUpdate = os.clock() -- the time frome last update
    local avgUpdateSpeed = 0 -- this indicates the average update speed in seconds per frame
    local updateCount = 0 -- keep track of the frames drawn between each game tick

    while true do
        local currentTime = os.clock() -- the current time
        if (currentTime <= timeFromLastUpdate) then
            updateGame(avgUpdateSpeed) -- still the same game tick as the last frame, so just update it with the average delay
            inputPlayer(avgUpdateSpeed) -- same for the player input

            updateCount = updateCount + 1 -- increase the update counter
            if (updateCount >= 3) then
                sleep(0)
            end
        else -- if the next game tick is here:
            local timeOff = -avgUpdateSpeed * (updateCount - 1)

            updateGame(currentTime - timeFromLastUpdate + timeOff) -- update the game normally with the difference in time minus the time we estimated wrongly to compensate
            inputPlayer(currentTime - timeFromLastUpdate + timeOff) -- same for the player input

            avgUpdateSpeed = 0.05 / (updateCount + 2) -- calculate the new average delay between each frame

            updateCount = 1 -- set the update counter to 0 to restart counting
            timeFromLastUpdate = currentTime -- update the time since the last update
        end

        coroutine.yield()
    end
end

parallel.waitForAll(keyInput, gameUpdate, rendering) -- handle input, the game mechanics and the rendering simultaniously