myou-engine

Myou

Myou Engine is a game engine for web, for mobile and for VR (soon).

It's designed for easy of use with Blender, packing as many features as possible in a small package of 120 kb (gzipped) and an approachable source code for both beginners and experts.

It supports both Cycles/Eevee materials (WYSIWYG with [Blender PBR branch] and the future Blender 2.8), and Blender internal/Blender game materials.

It's FOSS published under the industry-friendly MIT license.

Features

• Blender based exporter and editor.
• Efficient data formats.
• Pluggable API for mesh modifiers and materials.
• Support for Blender internal/Blender game GLSL materials and nodes.
• Support for Blender Cycles nodes (WYSIWYG with [Blender PBR branch] and the future Blender 2.8).
• Environment maps, soft shadows, reflection, refraction, etc.
• Armatures with constraints (including IK).
• Shape keys.
• Support for animations including mixing with Blender NLA.
• Animation of any attribute, including any material parameter.
• Support for animation drivers from Blender.
• Automatic LoD based on multi-resolution, subsurf and decimation.
• Physics: Currently Bullet (ammo.js when running in JS) is supported.
• Deferred loading of the physics engine and physic objects, for fast startup times.
• Multiple self-contained engine instances are allowed on the same webpage.
• Simple game-oriented event system for mouse, touch, keyboard and game input devices.
• WebVR support.
• Native Vulkan support with VR (soon).

For a more visual introduction see http://myou.cat/#engine/features

Supported platforms

• Web browsers with WebGL support, including mobile devices. It can use WebGL 2 where available.
• Any platform supported by Rust-lang and with Vulkan (soon).

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Usage

Go to http://myou.cat/#engine/tutorials

Documentation

We are working on the documentation. It will be added soon.

Feedback

You can send any feedback or question to:

• Julio Manuel López [e-mail]
• Alberto Torres Ruiz [e-mail]