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seed-engine

v1.1.11

Published

A Lightweight 2D game engine using WebGL2. The engine is designed on the focus of creating a bridge between creating and publishing games to the Seed Network as modules.

Readme

Seed Engine

Welcome

Seed Engine is a lightweight 2D game engine using WebGL2. The engine is designed on the focus of creating a bridge between creating and publishing games to the Seed Network as modules.

Installation

The easiest way to get started with Seed Engine is by using NPM:

npm i seed-engine --save

Now you can reference the Engine like so:

import {Engine} from 'seed-engine';

Each file is its own class, similar to react. Multiple imports may look something like:

import {Engine, SceneObject, Transform, Renderable2D} from 'seed-engine';

Documentation

You can view the docs here.

Testing

You can run tests using the npm command:

npm run test

Testing documentation can be found here.

Notes

  • The engine updates all systems on a parent first, children after pattern.
    • However, GameObjects have two functions added to their Updateable _update() for calling pre and post updates. These updates happen before and after a regular update on the parent.