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[Manual Update Information]:

All information has not been updated to the latest. We will update the information and contents of this page as needed.

• [Ver. 1.1.13] Cylinder collision added.
• [Ver. 1.1.12] Fix and optimize jnm.
• [Ver. 1.1.10] Some stuffs added to fps demo.
   

Presentation†

WarmeY2K is a fully packed 2D/3D game engine dedicated to Y2K games on the web !
Some words about our philosophy:

• Robustness: We used only simple and efficient methods coming from the industrie for nearly two decades.
• Flexibility: Create your own renderers. Handle render and update loops.
• Modularity: We used modular architecture to keep things simple and separate.
• Performance: We used WebGPU API for a blazing fast rendering.
• Lightweight: The lib minzipped size is just 73 kB (1Mb with Rapier2D & Rapier3D).

You can check the documentation on this wiki.
For a more concret overview on it, you can play examples here and check the demo source code here.

Features†

• 🧱 Core
  • Maths
  • Tweening
  • Events
  • Curves
  • Quaternions
  • Object pooling

• 👾 2D
  • Static sprite (jss)
  • Animated sprite (jas)
  • Isometric tilemap (jtm)
  • Orthographic tilemap (jtm, sprite fusion)
  • Particles
  • Rendering filters

• 📐 2D Physics
  • BoundingRect
  • Rapier2D

• 🧊 3D
  • Debug shapes
  • Static mesh (jsm and obj)
  • Animated mesh (jam)
  • Static sprite (jss)
  • Animated sprite (jas)
  • Billboarding
  • Cubemap skybox
  • Particules
  • Flares
  • Fog
  • Vertex colorization
  • Decals
  • Realtime shadowmap
  • Multi-viewport
  • Camera orbit
  • Camera WASD
  • Auto mipmap
  • Post-process rendering (gbuffers: depth/normal/ids)
  • Rendering filters

• 📐 3D Physics
  • BoundingBox
  • BoundingCylinder
  • Walkmesh (jwm)
  • Navigation mesh (jnm)
  • Ray-testing
  • Rapier3D

• 💥 3D Material
  • Phong reflection model
  • Displacement texture map
  • Displacement texture scrolling
  • Diffuse map
  • Specular map
  • Emissive map
  • Normal map
  • Env map
  • Texture scrolling
  • Animated UV
  • Specular shininess
  • Emissive intensity
  • Normal intensity

• 🌞 3D Light
  • Directional light
  • Point lights (max : 16)

• 🖼️ 3D Post-processing
  • Outline
  • Hardware dithering
  • Pixelation
  • Color depth limiting

• 🎮 Input
  • Action mapping
  • Gamepad, keyboard and mouse support

• 🧠 AI
  • A* for 2D/3D with graph and grid
  • Min-max with alpha-beta pruning

• 📺 Screen
  • Navigate between different view of your game
  • Resources pre-loading

• 📜 Scripts
  • Load script from json file
  • Register async command function and call-it from json file
  • Manual jump to part of the script
  • Command primitives like: WAITPAD, GOTO, GOTO_IF, EXEC_IF, VAR_SET, VAR_ADD, VAR_SUB, DELAY

• 🔊 Sound
  • Handle sounds by groups
  • Play multiple sounds at same time

• 🌳 Tree
  • 2D binary space partition
  • 3D binary space partition

• 🎨 UI
  • Focus/unfocus widgets
  • Fade in/out
  • Widget architecture

• 🖍️ UI Widgets
  • Dialog + choices
  • Dialog only
  • Print long text
  • Description list
  • Virtual keyboard
  • Slider
  • Menu base
  • Menu list view
  • Menu text
  • Prompt
  • Sprite
  • Text

• 🌆 DNA
  • ECS architecture implementation

Some parts taken for this work†

• DOM for UI elements
• CanvasRenderingContext2D for 2D stuffs
• Human readable custom format for all graphics stuff
• [Rapier](https://rapier.rs/) for both 2D and 3D physics engine
• No glTF support, we don't want to support the rendering techniques used by this format (BSDF, Skinning, etc...)
• Blender is the default editor choosen for modeling
• SpriteFusion is the default editor choosen for tilemap

Licence†

MIT License

Copyright (c) [2022] [Julien Rongiere]

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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