Engine Firing

A Simple C++ program (and JNI library) that generates realistic engine audio samples using simple but effective techniques.

Building

Make sure you have the following prerequisites:

• A modern C++ compiler + CMake
• SWIG (For JNI shared library)
• Android NDK (For Android JNI lib)
• SFML 3 (For C++ desktop program)
• PortAudio (For C++ desktop program)
• Lua (for making engines with unique behaviours at runtime)

git clone --recursive https://github.com/HAMM3REXTREME/EngineFiring
cd EngineFiring

Desktop

1. Simply run ./build.sh to build the C++ program and the JNI shared library.

Android

1. Build Lua for Android (using the NDK), place the resulting liblua.a file inside lua/lib/{ANDROID_ABI}/.
2. Edit ./build-android.sh to point to your Android NDK installation path, optionally edit the target ABI.
3. Run ./build-android.sh to build the JNI library, the library also requires liboboe.so, which will be built in build-android/oboe/.
4. Place both .so files inside app/src/main/jniLibs/{ANDROID_ABI}/ inside your Android project directory. Also copy the generated java files into your app.