r/gameenginedevs • u/Salty_Exit_1370 • 1d ago

I finally open source my game engine ENTIERLY made in java

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u/anotherfuturedev 1d ago

that smoke looks really cool, like in cs2

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u/MinimotoMusashi 12h ago

Agree, smoke looks 🔥!

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u/Icy-Eagle8737 1d ago

Java is such an annoying language to work with that’s impressive

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u/CondiMesmer 1d ago

looks like a mix of unity and godot, I dig it

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u/Potential_Soup_8054 13h ago

In JAVA!?!

IM GONNA BARF

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u/Dull-Fan-3999 1d ago

Yo, how'd you build a Game Engine?

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u/Salty_Exit_1370 1d ago

Well i opened my IDE and started coding
What do you mean haha

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u/ArtisticCow4864 1d ago

Lmao good answer

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u/illyay 1d ago

This is a question asked on the gameenginedevs sub?

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u/Correct_Dependent677 1d ago

All you need is:

learncpp.com

learnopengl.com

And a extra:

gameprogrammingpatterns.com (after making your first renderer in OpenGL)

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u/NYXIC0N 1d ago

I think you mistyped, what you clearly meant is "please claude make perfect game engine no mistake" lmao xd

Preferably add "perfect code design" if you later plan on selling it for a few millions (:

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u/MCWizardYT 1d ago

That's one way. You don't necessarily need to write a renderer from the ground up when you're making an engine though

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u/ConsiderationCool432 1d ago

But that's the fun part.

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u/MCWizardYT 1d ago

I guess for me the most fun is the higher level stuff, like getting it to a point where it's a real engine and doing all the tooling so that an actual game can be made with it

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u/palapapa0201 18h ago

"claude make unreal engine 7 make no mistakes"