KaijuEngine/kaiju

Features

• Cross-Platform Frameworks - Serves as a cross-platform game framework supporting deployment to Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android.
• Vulkan API Support - Utilizes a Vulkan-based graphics backend for low-level GPU control and high-performance rendering.
• Integrated Asset Editors - Includes an integrated asset editor for assembling scenes and managing resources within the workspace.
• 3D Physics Engines - Includes a physics engine for calculating real-time rigid body dynamics and 3D collisions.
• Cross-Platform - Enables building 2D and 3D games for Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android using Go and Vulkan.
• Scene Graphs - Features a hierarchical scene graph to manage entities and propagate spatial transformations.
• Multi-Dimensional Game Creation - Provides a framework capable of developing both two-dimensional and three-dimensional interactive experiences within a single engine.
• Level Design Tools - Provides tools for constructing game environments with scene composition and physics simulation.
• Physics and Audio Integration - Integrates 3D collision simulation and spatial sound positioning into a comprehensive tool suite.
• Vulkan-Based Game Engines - Implements a general purpose 2D and 3D game engine built with Go and the Vulkan graphics API.
• Spatial Audio - Implements spatial audio tools to position sound sources in a 3D space relative to the listener.
• UI and Entity Lifecycle Managers - Features an entity lifecycle manager and editor interface for controlling game object data bindings.
• Hybrid Animation Systems - Provides a comprehensive animation system supporting skeletal skinning, sprite sheets, and material manipulation.
• Skeletal Animation - Provides skeletal animation for deforming 3D meshes using hierarchical bone structures and vertex weights.
• Spatial Audio Integration - Integrates audio playback with 3D coordinate positions to simulate sound distance and panning.
• Entity Schema Bindings - Implements entity schema bindings to decouple game object data storage from the editor interface.
• Game World Editors - Includes a full-featured visual editor for scene composition, asset management, and shader design.
• Tag-Based File Retrieval - Provides a virtual filing system for retrieving textures, meshes, and sounds using tags.
• Cross-Platform Toolchains - Provides a build toolchain for exporting binaries to Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android.
• Game Asset Management - Provides a resource manager for creating and tracking internal engine assets.
• Multi-Platform Export Tools - Provides utilities for packaging and exporting game projects to multiple native operating systems.
• Scene Composition Tools - Provides viewport-based tools for arranging entities and managing transformations within a 3D spatial environment.
• GPU Shader Designers - Features a dedicated visual workspace for constructing and iterating on GPU shader programs.
• Hot Reloading - Includes a shader pipeline that supports real-time hot-reloading into the GPU without application restarts.
• Asset Organization - Ships a system for the systematic organization and naming of game media assets.
• Particle Effects - Implements a particle system for creating complex visual effects like smoke and fire through multiple emitters.
• Real-Time Graphics Iteration - Supports a development workflow for runtime shader recompilation and visual authoring.
• In-Game User Interfaces - Ships a framework for creating interactive menus, windows, and responsive overlays within the game engine.

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