YAGE (Yet Another Game Engine)

This is a C++ based 3D game engine targeted for Windows.

Requirements

• Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 (sorry, will port to gcc later)

Getting Started

• Clone the repository
• Open YAGE.sln file with visual studio
• Install missing dependancies:
  • Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Package Manager Console
  • Type this into the the console: Update-Package -Reinstall
• Edit main.cpp and play with the game code
• Run the default startup project F10

Documentation

If you are viewing this on Github, you can find our documentation here: http://harrygogonis.github.io/YAGE

Screenshots

Viewport Controls

Control	Action
W	Moves the camera forward.
S	Moves the camera backward.
A	Moves the camera left.
D	Moves the camera right.
E	Moves the camera up.
Q	Moves the camera down.
Mouse Scroll DOWN	Zooms the camera out (raises FOV).
Mouse Scroll UP	Zooms the camera in (lowers FOV).
Mouse DRAG	Rotates the camera around

3rd Party Libraries

• ASSIMP
• SOIL
• Bullet
• Freeglut
• OpenGL
• GLM

Features

• Lighting system (Ambient, Point, Directional, Spotlight)
• Physics system (using bullet physics)
• Diffuse mapping
• Normal mapping
• Specular mapping
• Import scenes via .fbx, .obj, and more
• Game object builder
• Dynamic shadows
• Particle system

Limitations

• Significant frame drop after ~500k polygons
• Shadows only supported w/ one directional light

Future Features

• Animation
• Text rendering

Helpful resources

• in2gpu OpenGL Tutorial
• OpenGL Documentation
• Red Book
• OpenGL-Tutorial
• OGLDev

Authors

• Harry Gogonis
• Dylan Richardson