Yet another personal hobby game engine.
My goal is to make mod-able games that give players access to the level editor, which is not possible with popular commercial engines like Unity or Unreal.
Towards that goal, the architecture implements a light-weight entity-component system. Different systems or 3rd-party libraries do their own natural bookkeeping, and are "glued together" with a sparseset data structure that maps ObjectIDs to linears arrays with a lookup-cost no worse than chasing two pointers.
This public repository contains my original source, but I haven't included any prebuilt dependencies or gunky build scripts because I don't have the bandwidth to support them, and didn't want to clutter up the commit history with infrastructure noise.
- SDL2 - platform abstraction
- Diligent Graphics - low-level rendering-backend abstraction/validation, shader cross-compile
- GLM - math library with SIMD intrinsics
- PhysX - collision and dynamics
- Lua - runtime configuration, scripting
- EASTL - performance-conscious container templates
- Dear IMGUI - rapid editor development
- STB - common media codecs, misc utilities
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