Pine

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About

Pine stands for Prozilla's game engine. Pine is a lightweight Java game engine that serves as a framework for LWJGL. Pine uses an ECS pattern in Java.

• Entities - Unique objects that exist in a world inside a scene.
• Components - Entity data is stored in modular components.
• Systems - Systems perform logic based on that data to update the entity's state or render to the screen.

As a framework, Pine makes working with the low-level LWJGL library a lot easier and more intuitive, without sacrificing control and flexibility. Because everything is split into layers of abstraction, you can choose how much of Pine's existing functionality you want to utilize and where you want insert your own code.

Links

• Website
• GitHub
• Discord
• Ko-fi

Support Pine

You can support the development of Pine by donating to the developer, Prozilla, on Ko-fi. Feel free to star the GitHub repository if you like this project and want to see it continue to be developed.

License

Pine is licensed under the GNU LGPLv3 license.