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GREEN ROCK ENGINE - Active Development

using GREngine;

Contraband Software's very own custom game engine, built on top of the reliable MonoGame framework. Simple and ready for game jams!

From Contraband Software.

Green glowing rock outline over black background

To contribute

Prerequisites

This is a .NET Core 6.0 MonoGame Game Library, so you will need both of those things installed. Also Git.

  • .NET Core 6.0 Make sure to install the SDK, which also contains the runtime.
  • MonoGame / XNA, with full shader compiler setup if you're on Linux or macOS

Usage

You will need to create a MonoGame Desktop GL CSharp project for your game.

  • Clone this repository
  • Run BUILD_NUPKG.sh (BUILD_NUPKG.bat if you use Windows) to generate a local nuget package + feed
    • You may need to run chmod +x ./BUILD_NUPKG.sh on Linux to allow it to run
    • The generated ./Build/ folder will contain a .nupkg file you'd want to copy and store in your project's external libs folder
  • From your game project, add that local nuget package as a reference
    • dotnet add package software.contraband.GREngine -s "<directory containing the .nupkg file>"

To get started immediately, create your game project in a sister folder to the repo

  • dotnet add package software.contraband.GREngine -s "../GreenRockEngine/Build/"
  • Start game dev!

Documentation

Currently a working progress: the Scripting API Reference

./GameDemo1 gives a good demonstration of how to build a game with this library. It makes use a large use of shaders, they can be learnt about in Monogame's Custom Effects documentation. The engine also provides a number of preset attributes to all effects, which can be read about in the GREngine.Core.PebbleRenderer package.

  • It is important to note that this demo project depends on the D3 Digitalism and Arial (Microsoft) fonts being present on your system.

License