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is::Engine (Infinity Solutions::Engine) Demo

2D platform game in which you control a character who throws Electro Shock to destroy these enemies. To complete a level you must reach the finish flag. It integrates Intro Screen, Main Menu, Level, Game Over and Congratulation Screen. It comes with a Level Editor that allows you to create your own levels and integrate them into the Demo.

You can download the Android Demo here

About the project components

• These scenes : Intro, Main Menu, Game Over and Congratulation Screen were created with the engine's standard tools
• A tool to configure the Virtual Game Pad (only for Android) has been integrated into the Main Menu
• An option to manage sounds, music, vibration (on Android), game language are in the Main Menu
• The Level scene was created with the SDM (Step and Draw Manager) a tool which automatically manages the window and the objects of the scene by updating and displaying them
• The configuration of the keyboard keys (Windows / Linux) and the project (window size, title, author, file path, ...) can be found in GameConfig.h

Example of a project created with the engine

• I Can Transform

In this directory you have four (4) projects :

• AndroidStudio : for Android development with Android Studio
• CodeBlocks : for PC development with Code::Blocks
• CMake : for PC development with CMake
• VSCode : for PC development with Visual Studio Code

Prerequisites

• SFML Library (2.4 +)
• GCC Compiler (7.3 +)

AndroidStudio

• Android Studio (3.1.3 +)
• Android SDK and NDK (r20b)
• Firebase C++ SDK 4.5.0 (If you need it)

CodeBlocks

• Code::Blocks (20.03)

CMake

• CMake (3.1 +)

VSCode

• Visual Studio Code (1.42.0 +)
• Git Bash (For Windows only)

Todo

Everything has already been configured all you need to do in relation to the tree (3) projects is to link the libraries

Description of the project structure:

main.cpp file

Contains the entry point of the program, inside there are two instructions :

• game.play(): Launches the engine rendering loop which allows to manage the introduction screen, main menu, level and game over.
• game.basicSFMLmain() (disabled by default): Launches the display of a classic SFML window. The implementation is in the basicSFMLmain.cpp file. Very useful if you already have a project under development and you want to associate it with the engine. You can also use it to implement your own components to the engine.

app_src folder

Contains the source code of the game. Description of these sub-directories:

• activity : Contains the Activity class which allows the interaction of the different scenes of the game
• config : Contains the GameConfig.cpp file which allows to define the general parameters of the game
• gamesystem_ext : Contains a class derived from GameSystem which allows to manipulate game data (save, load, ...)
• language : Contains the GameLanguage.cpp file which allows to manage everything related to game languages
• levels : Contains game levels and the Level.h file which allows to integrate them into the game
• objects : Contains the objects that will be used in the different scenes
• scenes : Contains the different scenes of the game (Introduction, Main menu, ...)

data folder

Contains game resource files (music, sound sfx, image, ...)

isEngine folder

Contains the source code of the game engine

Contribute

You have any ideas ? Well don’t hesitate to participate in the development of this engine. Because one of the objectives of this project is to form a community that will work on the engine to make it more efficient and easy to use for everyone.

Contacts

• For any help or other contribution please contact me on my email address
• You can follow me on Twitter for more informations on my activities @Is Daouda Games