geee

Geee is a very bare bone library to build games. It´s a mix between a game engine and framework (e. g Monogame). Scripting is done through the runtime where you can load the scenes, assets created in the editor. It currently uses exclusivly Vulkan as the graphics API.

Current Features

• 2D quad, bezier splines Rendering
• Basic 3D redering
• ImGui as Editor UI

Current Goals

• Basic scene/level editor
• Asset Management, asset browser
• Basic renderer/application multithreading
• Physically based rendering

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Vulkan SDK: with Shader Toolchain Debug Symbols.

Setup

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone --recursive https://github.com/Anton-Horn/geee.git

   cd geee

   build.bat

2. Building the Application:

   • For Visual Studio: run build.bat
   • Any other build systems: run premake with desired target

Usage

Create scenes

1. compile and run the editor project

Building own runtime, scripting

1. Setup -Link enginecore and set src as include path

#include "ec.h"

void createApp(ec::Application& app) {

}

void updateApp() {

}

void terminateApp() {

}

// ...

ec::ApplicationCreateInfo createInfo;
createInfo.createCallback = createApp;
createInfo.updateCallback = updateApp;
createInfo.terminateCallback = terminateApp;
createInfo.windowCreateInfo = { 1280, 720, "window_name" };

ec::Application app;
app.create(createInfo);

Native C++ Scripting

• All main components of the engine can be accessed through C++

Used Libraries

1. Core

• cgltf: loading gltf models
• glfw: platform independent window creation and user input
• glm: math library
• spdlog: fast threadsafe logging library
• vma: used to allocate vulkan memory

2. Editor

• imgui

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
3. Commit your changes.
4. Push your changes to your fork.
5. Submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License