RockEngine is going to be a high perfomance 3D game engine built on Vulkan. It aims to provide developers with a powerful and flexible platform for creating stunning 3D games.

• Vulkan Integration: Efficient rendering using Vulkan API.
• Basic Rendering Pipeline: Supports basic rendering of 3D models.
• Shader Support: Vertex and fragment shaders.
• Model Loading: Load models in common formats (e.g., OBJ, FBX).
• Texture Mapping: Basic texture mapping capabilities.
• Camera System: Basic camera controls and movement.
• Input Handling: Keyboard and mouse input handling.
• Shader reflection: Able to reflect shader to get data from shader modules

• Lighting System: Implementing basic lighting (directional, point, and spotlights).
• Physics Engine: Basic physics and collision detection.
• Animation System: Skeletal animation support.
• Audio System: Basic 3D audio support.
• GUI System: Basic graphical user interface components.

• Pipeline caching: for optimization of drawcalls
• Indirect rendering: Usage of indirect rendering
• Advanced Rendering Techniques: PBR, HDR, and post-processing effects.
• Networking: Basic networking for multiplayer support. (long way to do)
• Scripting: Scripting support for game logic (e.g., C#).
• Terrain System: Procedural terrain generation and rendering.
• Particle System: Advanced particle effects.

To get started with RockEngine, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Lor9ndr/RockEngine.Vulkan.git
   cd RockEngine

2. Install dependencies: Ensure you have Vulkan SDK installed. You can download it from LunarG Vulkan SDK.

3. Build the project: Just use the Visual Studio 2022

To run a sample application using RockEngine: (Sample app will be in development, for now just run the builded app)