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Euphoria
Euphoria is a data-driven "game engine". It's in quotes because
- the term "engine" is really vague.
- it also contains other things that aren't related to game engine at all (like csv import and a non-realtime ray tracer)
Euphoria is under heavy development, not ready for prime time, and the final product will be focused on live programming/automatic refresh between computer and target devices (that include computers) with a feature set that lies between love2d (do whatever you like) and fps game creator(restrictive but quick prototyping).
The following table lists how the source is structured:
| Folder | Description |
|---|---|
editor |
the editor for creating games, can be seen as the "unity editor" for euphoria |
engine |
the engine that runs the games, can be seen as "love2d" for euphoria |
t3d |
the world editor for games, can be seens as "hammer" for euphoria |
painter |
a minimal image drawer, can be seen as "photoshop light" |
musikmaskin |
a minimal music creator (daw) |
samples |
sample applications that test the libraries |
file_types |
file definitions(gaf), for sharing between projects |
core |
contains core functionality like math and other things that doesn't require external so/dlls |
minsynth |
minimal software synt |
window |
sdl and imgui wrapper |
render |
a library for rendering 2d and 3d content in real-time |
gui |
a system for rendering gui with the rendering library |
duk |
a ducktape wrapper so scriping in the engine can be done |
tests |
unit tests (for core) |
dist |
various files that both the samples and the engine uses, intended for "distribution" hence the name |
scripts |
scripts for automated building |
external |
external libraries |
cmake_modules |
find scripts for CMake |
Coordinate system
Euphoria works accordiing to the following coordinate system
- 0,0 is lower left
- x-axis is positive right
- y-axis is positive up