Cubz - High Performance ECS Game Engine

Features:

• Fast Render systems
• Entity component system
• OpenGL wrapper
• Higher Level Graphics Abstractions
• Shaders
• Textures
• Text Rendering
• and more...

Example usage

#include <core/Engine.h>
#include <utility/Log.h>


int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    auto engine = cubz::core::Engine();

    try {
        auto context = engine.createContext(800, 600, "Test Window");

        while (!context->windowClosed()) {
            context->clear();
            context->render();
        }
    } catch (std::exception& e) {
        cubz::utility::Log::error(e);
        return 1;
    }

    return 0;
}

Cubz-Game Sample Pictures:

Those fps numbers are actually achieved by my integrated notebook graphics chip. If you have a real graphics card, expect the framerate to be much higher

Build Instructions

This project uses hunter, an open-source cmake package manager. To make this project work, no additional libraries need to be downloaded since hunter will do that job for you.

Currently this project only renders a sample scene, but it will be converted to a fully usable cmake library soon

1st Step - Run cmake

$ cd Cubz
$ cmake .

Please be patient if you load the cmake file the first time; many libraries need to be downloaded and built, and this can take quite some time.

2nd Step - Run make

$ make cubz

3rd Step - Run cubz demo game

$ cd ..
$ cd cubz-build
$ ./cubz-game