This repository hosts several projects, including -
- , the Nu Game Engine, a cross-platform F# 2D game engine built in the functional style. Uses SDL2 and Farseer Physics.
- the programming language Aml, a common language for building DSLs on top of using F#.
- the small but potentially useful F# code library Prime (interesting features, but lacks unit tests).
- the sample game BlazeVector.
- the game OmniBlade that I just barely started on (currently working to get funding for this).
Here is some media on the Nu Game Engine -
Blasting away in BlazeVector!
Editing a section of a BlazeVector stage.
Editing BlazeVector's Credits screen.
Finally, here's a video of some of BlazeVector's gameplay - https://github.com/bryanedds/FPWorks/blob/master/BlazeVector/Promotional/BlazeVector.mp4?raw=true
The best way to get started is to pull down the repository with a git client, and to take a look at the following documents -
The current documentation for the Nu Game Engine is found here - https://github.com/bryanedds/FPWorks/blob/master/Nu/Documentation/Nu%20Game%20Engine.pdf?raw=true
The current documentation for the Aml programming language is found here - https://github.com/bryanedds/FPWorks/tree/master/Aml/Documentation
If you're looking at Aml, run the AmlRepl project from Visual Studio and follow its instructions (especially in studying the StdLib Aml code to get a real feel for the language).
Finally, please check out the license for this repository below!
Thanks all for checking out my work so far!
The Nu Game Engine is looking for sponsors! If you're interested in sponsoring development for what I hope will become the world's first mainstream functional game engine, please contact me at bryanedds@gmail.com . Otherwise, I'll just have to work on it in my spare time, which can be erratic :S
OmniBlade is also looking for sponsors!
Keep up with the state of development and get some insight on how the projects are implemented here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPoDCc41MwqEwhIHp32LpSA
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