quake-level-loader | oriented BSP file format into something

quake-level-loader is a Rust library. quake-level-loader has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is mostly an attempt to wrangle the pointer-arithmetic-based, low-memory-footprint-oriented BSP file format into something more ideomatically Rustic. Includes decent texture caching (although work is duplicated if multiple copies of the same texture are requested simultaneously, this can definitely be improved) and super fast parsing speeds, as well as rendering for Polygons and Meshes (next step: rendering patches, which Quake 3 likes to use for absolutely everything). This has so far been a really fun project, and I'm excited to see where it goes. Note: if you're thinking of using this in a game project: don't. It isn't ready and if you want to make a 3D game in Piston then you are more than foolhardy enough to write your own god-damn BSP loader. This currently panics on basically any semantic problem with the BSP file (completely nonsensical file data fails gracefully, but cyclical nodegraphs, illegal array indexing, etc. will cause the transform function to explode without warning) and this isn't even a library (yet). Having said that, anything you find here is Unlicense'd and you are welcome to base your crazy ideas upon it.