ProjectX

This is an early version of my home-grown game engine that I use to play with the many different ideas that I have. I decided to upload this early version together with the source code, so I can use it as an example when explaining how I have integrated AngelScript in my engine.

The code is presented as-is. Hopefully it should be quite easy to understand, given that it is still quite small without a huge amount of features or optimizations. On the other hand don't expect to see cleanly written and well documented code. It is after all just a prototype, and wasn't originally intended for public showing.

Feel free to ask me about the code. If there is enough interest I may even document it better and fix a bug or two.

Downloads

• Runnable debug build for Windows (2013/05/04, 2.52MB)
• C++ source code (2013/05/04, 68.0KB)

To run the prototype you'll need to have DirectX 9.0c installed.

To compile the code you will need the following libraries:

• AngelScript (version 2.26.3)
• AngelCode Tool Box
• Box2D (version 2.2.1)
• DirectX SDK (version 9)

Features

At this early stage the number of true features in the engine is small, but here are the most important ones.

• Customizable game behaviour through scripting
• 2D graphics with simple animated sprites
• 2D collision detection and physics simulation
• In-game console
• Configurable input keyboard and mouse mapping
• Pathfinding with A* on navigation mesh automatically built from a grid
• Basic profiling
• Recordable gameplay with exact reproduction for easier debugging
• Basic sound reproduction