NOTE: The development for the engine has been paused. Blue Engine was built as learning experience for me, but the scope of it has grown beyond what I can handle, and my expertise is much lower than required for such project. Feel free to fork and continue the development. All new contributions will still be accepted. I'll resume the development once I learn more about this field and my resources grow.
Blue Engine is a general-purpose, easy-to-use, extendable, and portable graphics engine written in rust. The engine can run on many popular back-end APIs including Vulkan, D3D-12, GL-ES 3, and Metal as well as Windows, Linux, and OSX to ensure cross-platform compatibility.
Hello World:
```rust use blueengine::{ header::{ Engine, ObjectSettings, WindowDescriptor }, objects::twodimensions::triangle };
fn main() { // initialize the engine let mut engine = Engine::new(WindowDescriptor::default()).expect("win");
// create a triangle
let _ = triangle(ObjectSettings::default(), &mut engine).unwrap();
// run the engine
engine
.update_loop(move |_, _, _, _, _| {})
.expect("Error during update loop");
} ```
[WIP] [Documentation](https://elhamaryanpur.github.io/BlueEngineDocs/)
Check out the examples folder to get a sense of how things are done
NOTE: You need to add resolver = "2" on your Cargo.toml under [package] section. This is because of migration to newer versions of Rust and dependencies of this engine.