The 3D game engine so good it has my name in it.
Mitch Engine is a simple c++ component based game engine for creating games for Xbox One, macOS, and the Windows 10 Store. It's a great hobby project to keep me exploring the world of c++.
Check out my Notion to view the current development status.
| Platform | Game |
|---|---|
| Win64 |  |
| UWP / Xbox |  |
| macOS |  |
Main Features
- (ECS) Entity-Component System based design
- Supports Windows, Xbox, and macOS
- World Editor (Windows & macOS)
- HTML UI with Ultralight
- Language: C++
- Optick Profiling
- Optional FMOD Audio (See Below)
How to make a Mitch game
- Download the Project Setup batch file (Windows only atm, but generates macOS .command) and run within an empty folder or your premade git repo.
- Think of an awesome game idea.
- ????
- Profit
Examples
// Grab the world
SharedPtr<World> GameWorld = GetEngine().GetWorld().lock();
// Create an entity.
EntityHandle MainCamera = GameWorld->CreateEntity();
// Add some components
Transform& CameraTransform = MainCamera->AddComponent<Transform>("Main Camera");
Camera& CameraComponent = MainCamera->AddComponent<Camera>();
// Start changing some values
CameraTransform.SetPosition(Vector3(0.f, 5.f, 10.f));
// Spawning models.
EntityHandle ModelEntity = GameWorld->CreateEntity();
ModelEntity->AddComponent<Transform>("Ground Model");
ModelEntity->AddComponent<Model>("Assets/Models/SuperAwesome.fbx");Build Requirements
- Windows 10 or macOS
- Visual Studio 2019 for Windows / Xbox
- Desktop Development with C++
- Universal Windows Platform development
- Game development with C++
- C++ Universal Windows Platform tools
- XCode for macOS
- CMake - 3.12.0 (Required if you wish to update ThirdParty projects)
Third Party Libraries
Enabling FMOD
- Download and install the SDK from the FMOD website.
- Edit your project's GenerateSolution file and add the '--with-fmod' option to the command.
- Edit your project's premake.lua to set the FMOD SDK directory variable
- The default value if unset: FMODDirectory = "C:\Program Files (x86)\FMOD SoundSystem\FMOD Studio API Windows\"
- Put this line above the first "dofile" if you wish to override the location
- You can check the status of the FMOD plugin in the 'Help > About' menu in the editor.
