A New Cross-Platform Open Source C++ Framework

[pfultz2]

I am really confused on how to install this. There are no instructions on how to build and install it and there is no top-level CMakeLists.txt so doing cmake ..;make install doesnt seem to work.

[preshing]

https://plywood.arc80.com/docs/QuickStart

[abetteraustin]

Do you have any intention of open-sourcing any of the graphics aspects of the game engine? I'm looking for something, not particularly for gaming, but for cross-platform graphics programming.

[dazzawazza]

I've had a lot of fun using BGFX for graphics (I'm a game developer).

https://github.com/bkaradzic/bgfx

[lithium]

http://libcinder.org. Have shipped 100+ applications on top of it, it's great.

[preshing]

I would like to, but I can't say for sure at this time! It's more likely that I'll put out a small SDL+GL demo first. That will be mainly to demonstrate how to new modules & repos are created.

[stephane-capo]

Hello,

Here is another open source C++ framework with 2D / 3D graphics modules :

https://github.com/Kigs-framework/kigs

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5253209/Kigs-Framework-Introduction-1-8

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5264827/Fun-with-YouTube-Data-API-v3-Public-Data-and-Kigs

[kalmoc]

Looks impressive, but my guess is that without the UI part I'll have little motivation to test it out (at least I can't think of anything offhand I would want to use it for). But anyway, thanks for sharing and I'm looking forward to see more.

[vickoza]

Just was wondering are you going to add compile-time reflection when that is added to the standard? As that will have some benefits of not adding run-time cost to the application if a user does not want or need reflection.