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Flex Engine is a personal game engine I began work on in February 2017. I use it as a playground for learning about real-time techniques. I try to keep master reasonably stable, and therefore update it infrequently. See development for the latest changes.

• Vulkan backend
• Conditional checksum-based shader compilation
• Support for Windows & linux
• Scene editor with serialization
• In-game scripting language & virtual machine
• Built-in profiling capture/inspection tools
• Rendering:
  • Physically based shading model
  • Image based lighting
  • Screen-space ambient occlusion
  • Stable cascaded shadow mapping
  • Temporal anti-aliasing
  • Signed-distance field font generation & rendering
  • GPU particles
  • Terrain, ocean, and sky rendering

Procedural terrain generated on the GPU

Gerstner wave ocean simulation

Cascaded Shadow Mapping

Two million particles simulated and rendered entirely on the GPU

Profiler overlay showing a breakdown the CPU-time of a single frame

Some editor windows

Screen-Space Ambient Occlusion (SSAO)

GBuffer (top-left to bottom-right): position, albedo, normal, final image, depth, metallic, AO, roughness

View into editor

See more screenshots here

See build.md

Flex Engine uses the following open-source libraries:

• Bullet - Collision detection & rigid body simulation
• FreeType - Font loading
• glfw - Window creation, input handling
• glm - Math operations
• ImGui - User interface
• OpenAL - Audio loading and playback
• stb - Image loading
• cgltf - Mesh loading
• volk - Vulkan meta-loader

Flex engine is released under The MIT License. See license.md for details.

A huge thank you must be given to the following individuals and organizations for their incredibly useful resources:

• Baldur Karlsson of github.com/baldurk/renderdoc
• Alexander Overvoorde of vulkan-tutorial.com
• Sascha Willems of github.com/SaschaWillems/Vulkan
• Joey de Vries of learnopengl.com
• Andrew Maximov for the pistol model and textures artisaverb.info/PBT.html
• FreePBR.com for the high-quality PBR textures
• All authors and contributors to the open-source libraries mentioned above

Stay (somewhat) up to date about this project on my blog at ajweeks.com/blog