A game engine which purpose is to be a sandbox for various algorithms a.k.a. educational purposes.
- As less external code as possible (as long as it makes sense/it's not boring to implement) - hence no helpers like DirectXTK
- OOP and DOP hybrid - ECS where it makes sense.
- Long term project with slow, but constant progress.
Unit Tests have been moved to separate, private submodule. They're obviously not needed to run an application.
- Editor (scene hierarchy, view and object's details)
- Scene serialization (generalized and RTTI-based)
- ECS 2.0
- Debug shapes + drawing wireframe
- Animation component + system
- Physx integration
- Finally... skybox
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- Spot lights and directional lights
- Orthographic camera
- Shadows for point, spot and directional lights
- Alpha blending
- Self made RTTI
- FBXes loading
- Skeletal animations
- Deferred shading
- IMGUI debug with G-Buffer preview
- Smooth runtime switch between Forward<->Deferred mode thanks to one, macro based Uber shader
- Separate rendering passes for Opaque, Transparent (not implented yet) and Non-lit (for drawing in-world debugs) objects
- ECS Systems, Components and Entities
- Forward rendering
- Ambient + point light with blinn-phong
- Loading obj models (using tinyobj), materials and diffuse textures
- Self-implemented math
- Imgui integration
- Tracy integration
- D3D11 API completely decoupled from engine