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RodEngine is a custom C++ game engine I'm building from scratch. It's currently based on The Cherno's game engine series, which serves as the foundation for learning and early development. Once I complete the tutorials, I plan to expand the engine with my own architecture, features, and tools.

Development Status

RodEngine is in early development. Expect rapid changes, incomplete systems, and experimental features.

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Prerequisites

  • Windows
  • Visual Studio 2022
  • Git
  • Python 3.13+
  • CMake 3.30+

Tech Stack

  • Platform: Windows
  • Language: C++
  • Build System: Premake5
  • Rendering: OpenGL
  • Windowing & Input: GLFW (with minor changes for no windows titlebar support)
  • Math Library: GLM
  • GUI: ImGui, ImGuizmo
  • ECS Library: entt
  • Logging: spdlog
  • Image Loading: stb_image
  • Shader Compilation: Shaderc

Goals

Rendering

  • High-performance 3D rendering with support for meshes, models, materials, and textures
  • Physically-Based Rendering (PBR) pipeline with real-time lighting and shadows
  • Support for multiple rendering APIs (OpenGL, Vulkan, DirectX, Metal)
  • Efficient batching, frustum culling, and draw call optimization
  • Post-processing effects: bloom, HDR, motion blur, and SSAO

Editor & Tools

  • Built-in 3D scene editor with drag-and-drop functionality
  • Visual UI editor for interfaces, menus, and HUDs
  • Real-time preview and live editing of scenes and assets
  • Asset management for models, textures, shaders, animations, and audio

Platform Support

  • Cross-platform support: Windows, Linux, macOS

Audio

  • 3D spatial audio engine with sound positioning
  • Sound effects and music management with mixing, layering, and attenuation

Scripting

  • C# scripting support with hot-reload capability
  • Easy-to-use API for engine features and gameplay logic

Physics

  • 3D physics engine with rigid bodies, colliders, and joints
  • Collision detection, resolution, and physics simulation

ECS & Performance

  • Rod’s custom ECS architecture for scalable, data-driven performance
  • Multi-threading support and job system for parallelized tasks

Credits

Special thanks to The Cherno for the incredible game engine tutorial series, which helped kickstart this project and continues to be a valuable learning resource.


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