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Description

The Wolf is a comprehensive set of C++ open source libraries for rendering and supports Lua as an embedded script language and Python as a binding language.

Programming language: C++
License: GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
Tags: Game Engine     Graphics     C++11     Android     iOS     Windows     Linux     Osx     Cross-platform     Python     Lua    
Latest version: v0.5.0.0

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README

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Wolf Engine GPL v3 licensed

Welcome to the Wolf Engine source code. The Wolf Engine is the next generation of Persian Game Engine which is a cross-platform open source game engine created by Pooya Eimandar. The Wolf is a comprehensive set of C++ open source libraries for realtime rendering, realtime streaming and game developing, which is support Lua as an embedded script language and Python as a binding language.

<!--pyWolf-->

pyWolf LGPL licensed

pyWolf is set of Python bindings for Wolf.Engine which works with Python 2.7

<!--Recent Sample--> Recent Sample Dynamic LOD Generation using Simplygon

<!--Getting strated--> Getting Started I do recommend you take a look at Wolf's Wiki before getting strated To help you navigate the various ways you can use Wolf Engine, I have assembled a collection of learning tutorials for you at here.

<!--Supported Platforms and APIs--> Supported Platforms and APIs

APIs/Platforms Windows Universal Windows Platfrom Linux OSX iOS Android
Vulkan Build status N/A CircleCI Build Status in progress in progress
DircetX 12 not started not started N/A N/A N/A N/A
Embree not started N/A not started not started N/A N/A
OptiX not started N/A not started not started N/A N/A
pyWolf Build status not started not started Build Status N/A N/A

<!--Projects--> Projects using Wolf "Wolf.Playout", a playout automation software "Falcon", a real time 3D monitoring system, developed at FANAP. Co. "PlayPod", a real time cloud game streaming platform same as Google Stadia which is running in Iran and dveloped at FANAP. Co. If you are using Wolf Engine in your projects, kindly let us know about your project.

<!--Branches--> Branches From this repository you can build or modify the Wolf Engine in any way you can imagine, and share your changes with others. Wolf Engine publishes source in two rolling branches: The release branch is extensively tested and makes a great starting point for learning how to use Wolf Engine or making your own real time application or games. The master branch which is the original source and may be buggy.

<!--Licensing--> Licensing Your access to and use of Wolf Engine or pyWolf on GitHub is governed by the This License. If you don't agree to those terms, then you are not permitted to access or use Wolf Engine.

<!--Issues--> Issues Kindly report any issues or post your question about Wolf Engine on Issues page. If you have any questions about samples or tutorials, kindly comments on related sample/tutorial page on WolfEngine.app

<!--Copyright--> Copyright Wolf Engine ยฉ 2014-2021 Pooya Eimandar

<!--Additional Notes--> Additional Notes I provided a dedicated blog for gpu programming, make sure check it out at WolfEngine.app. Additionally, in case you are interested, I've written a book with the focus on DirectX 11.1 Game Programming, you can order it from PackT Publishing.

<!--Youtube--> Youtube WolfEngine.app

<!--Twitter--> Twitter @Wolf_Engine

<!--Instagram Page--> Instagram instagram.com/Wolf_Engine

<!--Telegram Channel--> Telegram t.me/WolfEngine

<!--Linkedin--> Connect with contributor's linkedin in/pooyaeimandar

<!--Road map on Trello--> Road map Trello

<!--Samples--> Samples Keen on playing with Wolf, start with Samples


*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the Wolf Engine README section above are relevant to that project's source code only.