This is my hobby project that I work on in my spare time to learn more about graphics programming and engine architectures. Especially Vulkan and C++. Also to produce some games including my dream game in the future.
Currently I'm developing Oxrena -a quake-like movement shooter- using Oxylus!
Windows, Linux and Mac (with MoltenVK) is supported.
- Modular Vulkan renderer built with Vuk.
- Modern rendering features:
- Clustered Forward IBL PBR
- GPU Culling
- GTAO
- SSR
- PCF Cascaded Directional, Spot and Point Light Shadows
- Physically Based Bloom
- Depth Of Field
- HDR
- Tonemapping
- Chromatic Aberration
- Film Grain
- Vignette
- Sharpen
- and many more various post-processing effects.
- Multithreaded physics with Jolt.
- C++ and Lua scripting API with ECS events and ECS systems. Which has been used to
build multiple games to test the API and engine in general.
More about that: Oxrena, (Creating a Game With Oxylus) - Editor with features such as Projects, Serializable Scenes, ContentBrowser, Prefabs, Shader Hot Reloading, Entity managing, Prefabs, Inspector Panel, Asset Manager, Material System&Editor, In-Editor Console, and a lot more QOL features...
- 3D Audio with miniaudio
Sponza scene with IBL PBR, SSAO, SSR and Directional Shadows
Currently supported and tested compilers are only: MSVC and Clang
- Install Vulkan SDK.
- Run the root CMake script with this command to generate for MSVC:
cmake -S . -B ./build/ -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" -A x64
For clang:
cmake -B ./build -G Ninja -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=clang++ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release - Install
directx-shader-compilerpackage if required. (Only required for UNIX) - Then run this command to build it with CMake:
cmake --build ./build --config Release
- Cem Yuksel for his great videos about graphics programming.
- Jason Gregory for his Game Engine Architecture book.
- SaschaWillems for his Vulkan examples and help.