Game Engine

Overview

Game Engine is a custom-built game engine developed in C++, leveraging the power of SDL2, Sol/Lua, and other essential libraries. Designed for high-performance game development, it provides a flexible architecture for rendering, scripting, and game logic.

Features

• Rendering Engine – Powered by SDL2 for basic graphics rendering.
• Scripting Support – Lua integration via Sol for flexible game logic.
• Physics & Collision – Efficient physics simulation and collision detection.
• Entity Component System (ECS) – Modular architecture for scalable development.
• Input Handling – Supports keyboard and mouse

Installation

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following installed:

• C++ Compiler (GCC, Clang, or MSVC)
• GLM (for mathematics and vector operations)
• Lua (for scripting support)
• SDL2 (for input & window management)
• SDL Mixer (for audio support)
• Sol (C++-Lua binding library)
• tinyxml2 (for XML parsing)

Build Instructions

Usage

Running a Game Script

You can write game scripts in Lua and load them into the engine:

Place the script in the scripts/ directory and load it into the engine:

Directory Structure

Contributing

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

Contact

For questions or contributions, reach out at [your.email@example.com] or open an issue.