BSPSuite

BSPSuite aims to be a modern implementation of a Binary Space Partition map compiler for games with Quake heritage (ie. tech derived from the Quake engine).

This project is primarily for me to implement my own, maintainable version of the ZHLT compiler that I use for Nightfire Open, and also an excuse to learn Rust. I come back to this code from time to time, in between working on Nightfire Open as a primary project.

License

Setting Up Distrobox

Because I do a lot of editing on Bazzire and Bluefin systems which come packaged with Distrobox, there is a distrobox.ini file in the repo which will set up a container with the relevant dependencies for development.

From the root of the repo, run:

distrobox assemble create -R && distrobox enter bspsuite_dev

Once entered, sshd will be started. You can then exit the shell, and reconnect from the IDE connect using ssh -p 2222 <your username>@localhost.

Visual Studio Code supports Devcontainers using an extension, but unfortunately Zed does not at time of writing, so should use the ssh method above. You can add a convenience shortcut into your settings file using:

"ssh_connections": [
	{
		"host": "localhost",
		"username": "<your username here>",
		"port": 2222,
		"args": [],
		"projects": [
			{
				"paths": [
					"/workspace"
				]
			}
		]
	}
],

You can connect to this folder from the remote projects panel, shown using Ctrl+Alt+Shift+O.