TroEngine is made for the subject 3D Engines of the degree Design and Development of Videogames at UPC with learning proposes. The Software is under the MIT License. Feel free to play with it.

Core Systems

Mesh Importer

Import 3D meshes from FBX files

using Assimp library.
Materials

Load Textures for your meshes

using Devil library.
Game Objects

Organize your game assets

using the Game Objects hierarchy.
Components

Add Components to the Game Objects

and edit them at the inspector.
SDL Implementation

Created using SDL library.
JSON Files

Save your scenes and objets to JSON

using Parson library.
Scene Manager

Create your awesome scenes,

save them and load them.
Performance GUI

In engine GUI with Performance

window using ImGui.

Shaders Pipeline

TroEngine uses shaders for rendering.

The shaders can be written in engine directly using the Shader Editor and GLSL.

The engine supports vertex and fragment shaders.

Vertex shaders allow the user to modify each vertex of a meshes.

Fragment shaders allow the user to modify the color and transparency of each pixel rendered.

Shaders pipeline also allow us to improve the rendering process with vertex array objects.

The vertex array objects store the attributes needed for render each mesh. After that, we can render the mesh calling it's vertex array object.

TroEngine Demo

Team

Iban Mas Ortega

Iban Mas Ortega is a student of Design and Development of Videogames at CITM UPC.

He is the creator of TroEngine. Yeah, all the engine. You can contact him at one of the social networks provided below.