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PFF (Procedurally Focused Framework) is a ** 3D game engine ** crafted in C/C++, designed with a primary focus on harnessing the potential of procedural generation. This wiki serves as a central hub for documentation, tutorials, and resources to help you make the most out of PFF.
- Getting Started
- Dependencies
- Usage
- Procedural Generation Unleashed
- Roadmap
- Contributing
- Acknowledgments
- License
To get started with PFF, follow these simple steps:
- Clone the repository using:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Mich-Dich/PFF
- Execute the following file to create a VS 2022 solution:
AutoGenerateSolution.bat
For detailed instructions and setup guides, refer to the Getting Started page.
PFF relies on the following dependencies:
- premake5
- glfw
- ImGui
- glm
- Vulkan Make sure you install Vulkan SDK and update the path in [premake5.lua]. For more information on dependencies and setup, visit the Dependencies page.
Learn how to start using PFF and integrate it into your projects. Whether you're utilizing the provided project, [Sandbox], or creating your own project, we've got you covered. For usage instructions and examples, check out the Usage page.
Discover the power of procedural generation with PFF. Explore endless possibilities for generating dynamic game worlds, assets, and experiences. Learn more about procedural generation techniques and systems on the Procedural Generation Unleashed page.
Stay up-to-date with PFF's development roadmap. Explore upcoming features, enhancements, and focus areas. Visit the Roadmap page for more details.
Join our community of contributors and help shape the future of PFF. Whether you're fixing bugs, adding features, or improving documentation, your contributions are welcome. Learn how to contribute on the Contributing page.
We extend our gratitude to the individuals and projects that have contributed to PFF's development and inspiration. Check out the Acknowledgments page for acknowledgments and credits.
PFF is open-source under the Apache License 2.0. Feel free to explore, contribute, and build upon this framework. Happy coding with PFF! 🚀