MushMachine

This is a Game Engine/Framework, originally developed for GHdeducted (a 2D game), but has since expanded its scope to be more generic. For example it also includes 3D stuff, instead of just 2D. Furthermore it got stripped of some dependency heavy dependencies (yea that's a thing).

The initial Developers are Erik Scholz and Felix Richter. Currently developed and maintained by Erik Scholz.

The private repo had over 900 commits, before the first public release.

Platforms

PC (Linux, Windows and maybe APPLE(untested))
Android (untested)
Web (huh? yea! via Emscripten, wasm and WebGL2)
anything if you put your mind to it....
Rendering wise, only Opengl3.3/ES3 is included in the Engine

Roadmap

Rewrite the Input service (the code was ported in and is older than the Engine (2017))
Extend the SDL service with Vulkan support (it's 2020 so yea)
Filesystem refactor (like a proper file type, with destructor and stuff)
l10n support
ImGui integration refactor (for making it usable as a game ui, not just for debugging)
more service interfaces (with focus on networking)
multithreading updates (maybe a jobsystem idk)

Limitations

Features in general. It's more of a Personal Framework than something I want everyone to use ;).
Only ships where OpenGL 3.3 or OpenGL ES 3 are available (includes web via Emscripten's ES3 emulation)
not optimized for performance
no multithreading in the Engine itself
basically most of the Roadmap fits here too

License

MIT you bet

Source Structure

framework (where most of the code lives)
systems (some prepackaged ecs-systems )
screens (some prepackaged MM::Screens )

Libraries Used

EnTT
glad
GLM
googletest
IconFontCppHeaders
Dear ImGui
ImGuiColorTextEdit
nlohmann::json
OpenGLSky (fast_sky)
PhysFS
SDL2
SoLoud
spdlog
stb
Tracy
Emscripten
others I might have forgotten... should be cedited in the code. (make a issue/pr if a credit is missing)

Thanks

The GHdeducted-Team, the reason this exists.
...and to all the developers of the libraries used in this project. <3

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