TNAH-Engine

The TNAH-Engine is a game engine written in C++ and OpenGL for the requirements of ICT397.

The engine has been further developed for ICT398 - Murdoch University.

Build

1. Clone the latest version of the engine with git clone https://github.com/BryceStandley/TNAH-Engine.git
2. Ensure Visual Studio 2019 or greater is installed including Visual C++ packages
3. Simply open the .sln file in either Visual Studio 2019 or JetBrains Rider of Unreal Engine
4. Click build

Test Application Controls

• Pressing 1 at runtime will toggle the mouse cursor lock to the center of the application window
• Pressing 2 at runtime will toggle the wireframe rendering mode
• Using the WASD keys will allow the camera to move around the scene
• Unlocking the cursor allows use of the aditional conrols window to modify different variables like camera movement speed.

Work In Progress

The TNAH-Engine is an ongoing development project which will see additions of may different components and models.

Planned Additions

1. Collision Detection via ReactPhysics3D
2. Advanced Physics via Internally build physics library
3. 3D Meshes via Assimp
4. AI Emotion System via Internally build emotion library
5. Audio via NA
6. Simple Editor