Lavgine engine

Minimal requirements for engine:

• Processor: Dual Core (for better performance) about 1.0 GHz
• Graphic card: OpenGL 1.5 compatible
• System: at least Windows XP (not tested on earlier versions)

Development:

• In-Game console (Quake 3 like :P)
• Game logic is written in LuaScript
• Over 150+ engine functions exported to LuaScript
• Config 'INI' files holds configuration of all important elements to tune up your game

Profile System:

• Each player can have own profile
• Each game has it's own data section
• Structure of game section is totaly up to developer

Graphics:

• Low level requirements (OpenGL 1.5 or OpenGL 2.1 if using GLSL)
• Anglecode Bitmap Fonts with Unicode support
• Render2D module allows to easliy define you rendered image with many, many settings

GUI System:

• Multiple Windows support
• Skins support
• Transparency
• Windows definition file for creating windows and controls
• Unified controls functions for easier use

LiveData Manager:

• Data is loaded in background on seperate thread: Textures, Effects and Bitmap Fonts
• Reloads textures and effects when file changed
• Release data when not used for 10 minutes and load it again when needed
• Tune up managers in 'Mod.ini' config file

Sound:

• 3D sound achieved with OpenAL library
• Many useful functions to tune up sound sources
• No need to load sounds. Just call 'Play' and engine will do the rest.
• Instant response thanks to buffering sounds in background on seperate thread

Networking:

• Networking now use "enet" network library which use UDP protocol
• Automated network managment. Only 3 event types that you might want to handle. Nothing more.

Object Manager and Physics (currently DISABLED):

• 2D Physics achieved with Box2D library 
• Physics module works on seperate thread. Rendering and physics are independent. So many physic objects not equals low FPS
• Each object has indepented animation
• Each animation set can have unlimited textures, animatinons and frames
• Both objects static and dynamic can be moved by applying forces
• Materials assigned to objects define's density, friction, and restitution
• Debug Mode including: Collision Boxes, Center of each shape, mass and whole body.
• Custom polygon shapes
• Each body can have unlimited shapes
• Each shape has indepented animation

Other features:

• Fully customized by scripts and config files
• No need to compile any code (if using LuaScripts)
• Dynamic language support
• Engine supports modification feature similar to Quake Mods. Each "mod" is placed in diffrent folder and have own script and config files
• DLL dependency free (Windows)
• No need to install any kind of software. Just download and run (Windows only for now).
• Free for non-commercial