MacaroniCore is a game engine, or something like that.
It basically just does a lot of heavy lifting to let me focus on things other than writing hundreds of lines of boilerplate code to set up shaders, copy-pasting common classes, half-assing abstraction for only the things I use for the current project and banging my head against my desk over the stupid things that happen when trying to run what I make on Windows.
- Why make your own engine when there are so many already?
- Because it's fun.
- I want to make things, not spend hours learning how others do them.
- Why should I use your engine?
- You probably shouldn't, but I'm not stopping you if you want to.
- Where's the documentation?
- There's a Doxygen file called "doxyfile" in the root of the repo. Install Doxygen and use that file (
doxygen doxyfilein a terminal) to make a "doc" folder and fill it with delicious autogenerated documentation.
- There's a Doxygen file called "doxyfile" in the root of the repo. Install Doxygen and use that file (