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README.md

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KP3Dii

This is the sequel to my KP3D Doom-inspired game engine. It's a unique game engine written in C++17 that combines Doom's sector-based approach to mapmaking and rendering with modern techniques like constructive solid geometry.

Unlike its predecessor, the KP3Dii map editor and "game" are considered one. Previously you would have to download a separate map editor and build maps using a 2D interface. With KP3Dii, you may now edit maps in 3D. I was inspired to do this by Cube 2: Sauerbraten, another handmade game/engine that features a unique level system; it also has co-op map editing, which is a goal for this engine as well!

Improvements over KP3Dii

  • 3D map editor (as mentioned above)
  • Support for sectors over sectors
  • Support for slopes/heightmapping/terrain
  • Normal mapping
  • Scripting using a custom dialect of Lisp
  • Skeletal animations/"skinned" meshes
  • Anime girl mascot

Why make an engine when there's so many better ones out there?

  1. I don't like using other engines
  2. It's fun