This project is a cross-platform graphics wrapper and translation layer that implements the OpenGL ES and EGL specifications. It functions as a graphics API bridge, mapping OpenGL ES calls and WebGL content to platform-specific hardware APIs such as Vulkan and Metal to ensure consistent rendering across different operating systems. The system features a shader translation service that validates shading language code and transpiles it into multiple target languages, including HLSL, SPIR-V, and Metal SL. It employs a pluggable backend architecture to select the appropriate hardware rendering AP
Dusklight is a suite of specialized toolkits designed for legacy game porting and engine reimplementation. It provides a framework for recreating legacy game environments through reverse engineering to ensure behavioral accuracy and stability on modern hardware. The project features a cross-platform graphics renderer that uses modern graphics APIs to display 2D and 3D content across different operating systems. It includes an application configuration toolkit that allows for the modification of software appearance and behavior through custom theming and experience customization. The system i
Sokol is a C hardware abstraction layer and cross-platform graphics library designed for managing windowing, input, and audio across different operating systems. It functions as a GPU resource manager and multimedia application framework, providing a unified API for rendering 2D and 3D graphics across WebGL, Metal, Direct3D, and OpenGL. The project is distinguished by its single-header implementation, which simplifies integration and portability. It utilizes a stateless render pass definition and a one-update-per-frame model to synchronize CPU data to GPU memory and manage resource lifecycles
SpaceCadetPinball is a reverse-engineered, cross-platform port of the classic 3D Pinball - Space Cadet game, rebuilt from the original binary without access to its source code. It functions as an asset-driven pinball emulator that loads the original game data files to recreate the authentic visual and audio experience on modern hardware, preserving the legacy title through binary-to-source porting and reverse engineering. The project distinguishes itself by reconstructing the game's logic through runtime analysis of the original compiled instructions, translating them back into readable C++ c