2D Game Engine Framework built around SFML. xygine implements a scene graph along with an Entity Component System. I use this as the starting point for new projects, as it evolves slowly over time. The source for xygine is released under the zlib license in the hope that it may be useful for other people - but offers no warranty that it is fit for any particular purpose, even those for which it was specifically written...
Details of xygine features are available on the xygine wiki or for a practical example of xygine take a look at Lunar Mooner or Pseuthe (which was built using an earlier version of xygine). The repository also contains an example application containing various demos, and further examples can be found in the experimental repository. The API is documented with doxygen, which can be generated via the included doxy file.
The name is simply derived from the fact that this is a 2D framework - hence xy, followed by the gine part of engine (although technically xygine isn't really an engine).
Contributions should be acknowledged and are gratefully accepted from:
Jonny Paton
Jean-Sebastien Fauteux (OS X Testing)
Josh Mercier for the awesome Batcat model
Matt Marchant 2014 - 2017
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xygine - Zlib license.
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