C# DirectX Game Engine
Totally raw and unfiltered.
A lot of code files aren't even used - need to clean up.
Took inspiration from both Unity and Unreal.
Some highlights:
- Deferred renderer (directional and point lights)
- Customizable render pipeline
- Aggressive use of instancing
- Skeletal animation (matrix palette skinning) with blendtrees
- Simple mesh LOD group system (viewspace size)
- Quadtree terrain with LOD and 16 splatmaps
- Cascaded shadow map for single directional light using TextureArray (4 cascades, working but unfinished)
- Icoseptree spatialization for culling, raycasts and shape queries
- GeometryShader for foilage (booh, MeshShaders next)
- Multithreaded, using all available cores where possible
- CommandBuffer pattern to minimize state switching and efficient DrawCall handling
- Unity-esque components, script execution and Asset system
- Unity-esque extendable editor with custom inspectors etc.
- Editor UI created with Squid - the best example for complex Squid UIs
DirectX Bindings: https://github.com/sharpdx/SharpDX
Asset imports: https://github.com/assimp/assimp-net
Physics: https://github.com/notgiven688/jitterphysics
GUI: https://github.com/Roderik11/Squid
Future plans:
- Graphics API: either WebGPU or Vortice.Windows
- Physics: Jitter2
- "Bindless" approach
- GPU frustum and occlusion culling
- Forward+ renderer
- ECS with strict separation of components and systems
- Asset packaging and Executable export from Editor
