OverEngine

Opensource game engine under MIT license

Game Editor

• Work in progress 🚧
• Drag and drop support
• Asset management
• ...

New:

Old:

Standalone OverEngine Application (Sandbox Demo)

Used third-party libraries and tools:

• premake Project file generator
• CMake Build system
• spdlog Logger
• GLFW Windowing
• Glad2 OpenGL loader
• DearImGui GUI library
• glm Math library
• stb_image Image loader
• stb_rect_pack Rectangle packer
• EnTT Entity Component System (ECS)
• box2d 2D physics library
• yaml-cpp YAML parser and emitter

Build Instructions

this is my own ideal way to develop OverEngine:

On Windows

On Windows, I use GenerateProjectFiles.bat to generate project files for Visual Studio 2019 using Premake. Premake's VS project generator is fast and clean.

On Linux

On Linux I prefer using CMake because it is just better and cleaner than premake's gmake2 generator. You can use any generator but Ninja and Unix Makefiles generators are my favorite ones.

# we are in project's root directory
# 'mkdir build' is not needed
# run this command:
cmake -S . -B build -G Ninja
# or this one (not both)
cmake -S . -B build -G "Unix Makefiles"

# To build
cmake --build build
# or (not both)
cd build
ninja

IDE / Build tool - platform - compiler support

• Visual Studio 2019 - Windows - MSVC
• CMake (with make or ninja) - Linux - GCC / G++

How to contribute

1. Create a fork using the button in the top right corner
2. Clone your fork on your computer
3. Apply your modifications on your local clone. You can search the codebase for TODO:s and FIXME:s to find "help-wanted" parts. You can also try to fix bugs that you've found.
4. Commit and push your changes to your own fork
5. Apply a pull request to OverShifted/OverEngine and wait for your request to be accepted (or rejected)