Ming3D

Game engine, for Windows and Linux.

Supports rendering with OpenGL and DirectX11.

How to clone and build

Requirements

CMake: https://cmake.org/download/
Conan package manager: https://conan.io/downloads.html
A C++ compiler (tested with g++ and Visual Studio 2017 and 2019)

WINDOWS

Clone (recursively, since it contains modules): git clone --recursive https://github.com/mlavik1/Ming3D
Open CMake, and set source code directory ("Where is the source code: " in CMake GUI) to the repository root directory.
Configure and Generate.
Optionally: For the sample projects, modify the "SampleProject" variable to select the type of sample you want to use.

LINUX

Clone the repository (recursively!): git clone --recursive https://github.com/mlavik1/Ming3D
Terminal: sudo -v (Only first time. This is needed because of the SDL2 conan package)
Terminal: cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" (alternatively, you can configure from VSCode, QtCreator or another IDE)
Build a project (such as Runtime): make Runtime
Run the executables (in the "build" folder). Make sure "Engine/Resources" is placed under the same folder as the executable (just create an empty "Engine" folder and copy "Resources" over to it).

(NOTE: You need at least OpenGL 4.0)

Renderer

Has support for:

Rendering with OpenGL or DirectX11
Cross platform shaders, that are automatically converted to GLSL or HLSL (still missing some features)
Abstractions for: Textures, Vertex Buffers, Shaders, Uniforms / Constant Buffers