== OpenGTA project overview ==

- \subpage Fileformats
- \subpage Rendering


\namespace Audio
\brief Making noise.

Very incomplete wrapper around \e SDL_sound and \e SDL_mixer.

\namespace Loki
\brief From: http://loki-lib.sourceforge.net/

Loki is a C++ library of designs, containing flexible implementations 
of common design patterns and idioms.

I only use the \e Singleton a lot, but there is some nice code there.

\namespace OpenGL
\brief Drawing stuff

A bunch of quite experimental code; the highlights:

- #OpenGL::TextureCache

The following are used as \e Singletons:
- #OpenGL::Camera      --- #OpenGL::CameraHolder
- #OpenGL::Screen      --- #OpenGL::ScreenHolder
- #OpenGL::SpriteCache --- #OpenGL::SpriteCacheHolder

\namespace Util
\brief This and that

- #Util::ci_string
- #Util::Log
- A bunch of exceptions derived from std::exception

And a \e Singleton object:
- #Util::BufferCache   --- #Util::BufferCacheHolder


= Fileformats of the GTA1 data files =

Fortunately some documentation exists, specifically about
the most important formats.

Reading _(cds.doc) is probably vital; you may want them all.
So in no particular order:

include(`doc/doc_links.txt')dnl ~oh m4, your glorious thing~

Support for the following formats is implemented:
- CMP (compressed map)    #OpenGTA::Map
- FNT (font bitmaps)      #OpenGTA::Font
- FXT (text strings)      #OpenGTA::MessageDB
- GRY (8bit graphics)     #OpenGTA::Graphics8Bit
- G24 (24 bit graphics)   #OpenGTA::Graphics24Bit
- SDT (RAW sound offsets) #OpenGTA::SoundsDB


= Rendering the scene =

The central part is #OpenGTA::CityView, which renders the #OpenGTA::Map
using the graphics loaded inside a derived instance of 
#OpenGTA::GraphicsBase.

CityView maintains a couple of #OpenGL::TextureCache (s) to store the
texture-ids (for the static city blocks).

#OpenGTA::BlockData contains the vertex data and texture coords for
each of the of the possible blocks; this corresponds to
#OpenGTA::Map::BlockInfo::slopeType.

Drawing of objects (sprites) is being moved into #OpenGTA::SpriteManager,
though this is not yet complete.

#OpenGL::DrawableFont can display strings using the bitmaps from
a #OpenGTA::Font.