Mario Kart Go

Got controls working, kinda polluted the component api to do it, but maybe I'll make it work differently in the future. Shown is a preview of the kart movement component :P

I extracted a bunch of logic out to the game classes, and now am starting to build the game :D.

In more detail, I:
Created GameObject, which stores the mesh, and other information
Created a component system, and is stored in the GameObject.

I also created 2 components so far. One is a controller component, that will eventually be hooked up to input detection to control the player character, and the rotator component, a testing component that is shown on luigi :>

Starting a new project :D

So far I've made a really amazing modular shape thingy to render each object, then added rectangles, triangles, and circles. This took a long time, and a lot of restructures, because I was learning both Go and opengl, but I'm glad I spent a long time setting it up, because it allowed for the next part to be significantly easier. I had already made everything in three dimensions, and through a lot of transforms and dealing with shaders (glsl...) I got 3d working in maybe 25 minutes. Then, I just made a camera object, got it to rotate, and added colors. Lastly, before I did the school work I was putting off, I setup importing the meshes from obj files, (thanks to https://github.com/sheenobu/go-obj, I used this and references to write the code), and now I have a spinning cow in Go! I'll start setting up things like skyboxes, optimisations, and better game loop abstraction, as my goal for the next few days is to get it to a game engine-like state.