Hi, as per my previous post… I am sharing my library/engine code that I will be using for my Ludurm Dare at the weekend.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a0syqrxiqpxrsmr/Z7Mgj5KR5e/Juice.rar

It is called The Juice Engine… (cliché I know)

It is basically a number of projects that get compiled into static libs that I can easily and quickly include in a game project and make easy use of the functionality.

Included is:

OpenGLRenderer – This lib just wraps up the OpenGL calls so I dont have to have graphics code splattered all over my game code.
OpenGLGUI – This lib contains objects that allow me to create basic windows-like GUI objects, so I can easily prototype with user interaction during development.
ModelLoader - Supports for loading and rendering OBJ models, MS3D models and also keyframed skeletal MS3D animations.
3DMaths – Pretty obvious… it has Matrices, Vectors, Quaternions, Planes, and Beziers.
WindowsFramework – A window wrapper class around creating Win32 Applications.
Utils – Includes helper classes for things like timing, interpolation, random numbers, etc…

I make no claim about the completeness or reliability of my engine. Mostly when writing it over the past years I have favored readability and understanding over speed/performance and optimization. Also there *could* (almost certainly are) be many bugs throughout…

I have thought about packaging and releasing my engine in some form previously, but never had the time to tidy things up and get around to it. After this Ludum Dare I might release an improved version, since I will most certainly be adding lots of functionality over this weekend, since I am planning to make something using voxels. (Read: My OpenGLRenderer will need Mesh support for that )

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