Lumina

A rendering engine for high-performance 3D graphics in your browser!

• Contains a high-level rendering abstraction.
  • Strictly adheres to the SOLID principles.
  • Provides a graphics API-agnostic interface for interacting with graphics resources using the factory design pattern.
  • Currently only has support for a WebGPU backend.

⚠️ Note: This project is currently under active development and may change frequently. Because the project is still in early stages of development, the interface is constantly changing. Because of this, documentation has not yet been released.

High Level

• Renderer - Used to make rendering requests.
  • GraphicsFactory - Used to create graphics resources.
• Data
  • Buffer - Represents data to be sent to the GPU.
  • Material - Represents the visual properties of renderable objects.
    • Texture - Represents pixel data that can be sampled by the GPU.
  • Model - Represents an object in the 3D world that can be rendered.
    • Mesh - Represents renderable geometry.
    • Vertex - Represents a point in 3D space used to make up geometry.
      • VertexAttribute - Represents an attribute of a vertex, I.E. position, color, normals, UV coordinates, etc.
  • Uniform - Represents a CPU value that can be sent to the GPU.
  • Instance Manager - Manages rendering the same model many times.
• Process
  • Pipeline - Used to manage the stages of rendering.
  • Shader - Represents a program to be executed by a pipeline, on the GPU.

Made with ❤️ by Jeremy Bankes