Need the source code of CAR DRIVING SIMULATOR using OpenGL

[User 12335990]

Can someone send me the code of car driving simulator designed using OpenGl and C++/c. e-mail me at abhijeetnayak99@gmail.com :sigh:

[Richard Deeming]

No. We're happy to help with specific questions about code you have written, but nobody here is going to write your code for you.

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[Pete OHanlon]

I suspect that there are many people who will providing you offer them enough money.

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[Jochen Arndt]

You won't get code mailed here. Such simulators are usually closed source. But you can search for open source that might be close to that what you want like TORCS[^].

[Sascha Lefevre]

I would like to know how you got the idea that this is a site where you can ask to get ready made code mailed to you.

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[Mors TV]

yeah

[suggary shinm]

thanks guys!

[suggary shinm]

great job!

[pt1401]

Have you tried logging a support request with Gran Turismo?

[Lost User]

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[Beginner Luck]

you just change the title and repost??

[hiwelep]

I can help guide you on how to create a car driving simulator using OpenGL, but I can't provide you with the complete source code here. However, I can give you an outline of how you might structure such a project and suggest resources where you can find more information.

To start, you'll need to:

Set up an OpenGL environment: This involves creating a window using a library like GLFW or GLUT and initializing OpenGL.

Model your car and environment: You'll need to create 3D models for the car, road, obstacles, and any other objects you want in your simulator. Tools like Blender or Maya can be used for modeling.

Implement car physics: You'll need to simulate the movement of the car using physics equations for acceleration, deceleration, turning, etc.

Handle user input: Use keyboard or controller input to control the car's movement.

Render the scene: Use OpenGL to render the 3D models of the car and environment, applying textures, lighting, and shading as needed.

Add interactivity: Implement collision detection to detect collisions between the car and obstacles, and add any other interactive elements you want in your simulator.

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Remember to break down your project into smaller tasks and tackle them one at a time. And always refer to documentation and tutorials for OpenGL programming to help you along the way.

[hiwelep]

I can help guide you on how to create a car driving simulator using OpenGL, but I can't provide you with the complete source code here. However, I can give you an outline of how you might structure such a project and suggest resources where you can find more information.

To start, you'll need to:

Set up an OpenGL environment: This involves creating a window using a library like GLFW or GLUT and initializing OpenGL.

Model your car and environment: You'll need to create 3D models for the car, road, obstacles, and any other objects you want in your simulator. Tools like Blender or Maya can be used for modeling.

Implement car physics: You'll need to simulate the movement of the car using physics equations for acceleration, deceleration, turning, etc.

Handle user input: Use keyboard or controller input to control the car's movement.

Render the scene: Use OpenGL to render the 3D models of the car and environment, applying textures, lighting, and shading as needed.

Add interactivity: Implement collision detection to detect collisions between the car and obstacles, and add any other interactive elements you want in your simulator.

As for bad credit truck loans, they are loans designed for individuals with poor credit history who want to purchase a truck. These loans typically come with higher interest rates to offset the risk to the lender. If you're interested in this topic, you could explore financial websites or lenders specializing in bad credit loans for more information.

Remember to break down your project into smaller tasks and tackle them one at a time. And always refer to documentation and tutorials for OpenGL programming to help you along the way.