DigiPlane is a comprehensive game engine that simplifies the development of 2D and 3D games. It incorporates features such as HLSL/GLSL shader support, scene management, and an entity-component system. DigiPlane is also compatible with both Linux and Windows platforms.
If you would like to try out the framework, check out the tutorial.
- HLSL/GLSL shader support - Create your own shaders and easily use them in Digiplane.
- Entity-component system (flecs) - Create your game objects in a component-based way.
- Scene management - Make your game logic modular by creating scenes that contain your entities and components.
- Linux and Windows support - The framework is cross-platform, so you can easily build your games to both platforms.
- Version agnostic implementation of popular immediate mode GUI libraries: Nuklear and Dear ImGui
- Download and install the engine.
- Create a new project using the tutorial.
- Add your assets to the project using resources.
- Write your code - See the documentation for more information.
- Build and run your game
- CMake Build System
- Visual Studio (MSVC) / MinGW-w64 / g++
- Vulkan development SDK packages
You may want to test experimental features before release, so clone or download the main branch to any directory, if you are using Git, make sure to run:
git submodule update --init --recursive
It is recommended to use CMake Gui but you can manually generate the project files for the specified compiler via command-line.
After generating the project files you should be able to build the Engine with the specified build system for most platforms.
If you have any issues for your platform, please open an issue.
- Windows
- Linux Mint