Morrigu is a small 3D rendering engine developed from scratch by me to learn about 3D graphics. It is made to be cross-platform (tested on Windows, Ubuntu, and Fedora) and uses C++20 for stuff like ranges and concepts. Tested with GCC-10 and MSVC 19.28.29915.
This project relies on the following dependencies (non-exhaustive list, the complete dependency list can be found in the conan file)
- The windowing system is provided by GLFW
- The graphics API used is Vulkan, currently version 1.1.0 (SDK and drivers are required to compile)
- ImGui, more specifically the docking branch, is used for the UI, in conjunction with ImGuizmo.
- The build system is a combinaiton of CMake and Conan.
As this project is still fairly young, things are still moving, so I won't have dedicated instructions until things have settled down. However, I try to maintain a Dockerfile up to date to compile the project on Ubuntu, so this is a good starting point to see what steps are needed to compile.
As time passes, I will add new screenshots of the engine in this section. New screenshots are added at the top of the list (bottom images are older).
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2021/12/24: Adding some UI features, now textures can be bound to objects from an asset viewer (although no security is provided yet)
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2021/12/04: Still working on the ECS, here is a limited prototype of a material editor in a properties panel
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2021/11/23: Working on the ECS for the engine, here is the first prototype of a hierarchy panel
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2021/11/07: Merging the
restartbranch, showcasing the use of ImGui and ImGuizmo for the UI
