JM-Engine by Joan Damià & Miguel Rodríguez.

The JM Engine is a 3D engine focused on scripting tasks in C++ carried out by two CITM students for the third delivery of the Video Game Engines course.

This engine is developed by:

• Joan Damià - Joan Damià
• Miguel Rodríguez - Miguel Rodríguez

Github repository: JM-Engine

This Engine is forked from another CITM 3D Engine, you can check the original repesitory here:

Original repository: DaTo Engine

Debug Controls:

• Left Control --> Center selected object
• Left shift --> Duplicate movement speed
• Right Click --> FPS camera
• Left Alt + Left Click --> Orbital camera
• Right Shift --> Top view
• Up Arrow --> Front view
• Right Arrow --> Right view
• Left Arrow --> Left view
• Down Arrow --> Back view
• Scroll up --> Zoom in
• Scroll down --> Zoom out

FPS movement:

• W --> Move forward
• A --> Move left
• S --> Move backwards
• D --> Move right
• R --> Move up
• F --> Move down

While selected (Guizmo):

• W --> Position
• R --> Scale
• E --> Rotate
• T --> Universal

Play Controls:

• W --> Move forward
• A --> Rotate left
• S --> Move backwards
• D --> Rotate right
• Mouse Movement --> Aim Shoot
• Right Click --> Shoot

Additional functionalities

• Top, sides, back and front view (Reworked).
• Quick options when you right click on the Game Objects displayed in the Hierarchy
• Reparent game objects one is selected and dragged to another one

Features v0.1

• Loading models and textures with Assimp and DevIL.
• Render models and textures with OpenGL.
• .fbx support for models (at the moment).
• .png and .dds support for textures (for now).
• Unity-like camera controls.
• Hierarchy system.
• Drag & Drop for all supported formats.
• Game Objects with texture, mesh and transform components.

Features v0.5

• Game objects can have a camera component.
• The Transform component of the Game Objects works, and can be modified both from the Inspector and with the Guizmos.
• Hierarchy:
  • Fast options to Delete, Hide and Create Empty Child.
  • Reparent by dragging a Game Object into another.
• Game timer that can be played, paused, resumed and stopped.
• All meshes use a bounding volume (AABB) and can be discarded using Frustum Culling.
• Game Objects can be picked from the world using the mouse.
• Mouse Picking can be deactivated for a selected object.
• The editor has two windows, one with the scene (editor view) and another captured from a Game object witha camera component (Main Game Camera), each one has its own framebuffer and the user can visualize both at the same time.
• All normals move with the model.
• Skybox added.
• Warning window before deleting a game object or scene, with a checkbox for "Do not show again".
• Game Object can be renamed from Inspector.
• If an object is repeated, the name will change to: Name + (number of repetitions).

Features v1.0

• The Tank moves and rotates with keyboard controls and the turret rotates with the mouse.
• When Play Mode stops the Tank positions resets.
• The Tank shoots bullets with right click.
• The Bullets are game objects with a life time.
• When a bullet is created, a text appears in the Console window.
• The script variables of the tank are modifiable in the Inspector window.

Libraries

• Assimp
• DevIL
• Glew
• ImGui
• MathGeoLib
• SDL
• Parson
• PCG