Nengine

Nengine is a modern 3D game engine built in Rust, focusing on performance, flexibility, and future scalability. This engine is designed to support advanced rendering, physics, and game mechanics, with a clean, efficient codebase aimed at both beginners and experienced developers.

Key Features

• Rendering API: Initial focus on OpenGL with plans to integrate Vulkan in the future.
• Physics Engine: Powered by Physsol for fast and accurate 2D/3D physics.
• Math Library: Uses nalgebra for advanced linear algebra and 3D math operations.
• Entity Component System (ECS): Built on hecs for efficient entity and data management.
• Model Loader: Custom Implemented to support OBJ, FBX, USDZ, GLB, GLTF, DAE and STL.
• GUI Framework: Integrated egui for immediate-mode graphical user interfaces.
• Cross-Platform Support: Initial support planned for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Roadmap & Feature Checklist

• OpenGL rendering pipeline
• Basic GUI (egui) (HIGHEST-PRIORITY)
• Scripting integration (e.g., Lua, Typescript (Maybe, C++))
• Basic OBJ/GLTF model loading (From textures and materials to lighting, Advanced lighting.)
• Entity Component System integration (using HECS crate)
• Physics engine integration (Physsol)
• Vulkan rendering support
• Scene management system
• Skeletal animation system
• Particle system
• Sound engine (WORKING ON IT STILL)
• Networking support
• Post Processing & VFX

Supported Platforms

• Windows
• Linux
• macOS

Contribution

This project is in its early stages, and contributions are welcome! Please submit any issues, suggestions, or pull requests to help improve the engine.

License

Nengine is licensed under the AGPL-3.0. For more details, please look at the LICENSE file.

Nengine is currently in development stage, without any completed features or examples, and not recommended at all for uses other than educational purposes.