This project originated as cocos2d-objc rewrite to Swift. As I stopped commiting to the repo since June, because Obj-C is dead for me.

This is still in a very alpha state, but you already can build some games with it, even though it may be unpleasant process as I change API almost every day. The project served as .dylib (.so on Linux/Android) that builds by Swift Package Manager. It requires some project config in order to use it, but you can experiment with the demo provided in the repo. Generally the project is in transition from cocos2d-objc to Swifty style and most of (all? :) ) API will change.

Basement

We worked hard before starting this project and it relies on several self-made libs we made:

SwiftMath (@s1ddok, @stuartcarnie)
SwiftBGFX (@stuartcarnie)

Thanks to them we currently have:

Ultra fast cross-platform math lib, that works with SIMD on Darwin platforms and has self-implemnted algorithms to run on Glibc based environment. Not speaking of zero ARC impact and modern swifty syntax features.
Modern agnostic renderer, which works with following list of backends out of the box:
- Direct3D 9, 11, 12
- Metal
- OpenGL 2.1, 3.1+, ES 2, ES 3.1
- WebGL 1.0, 2.0

What it looks like?

Currently this repo only contains demos for Linux, Android and macOS. macOS demo can use both MetalKit and SDL, it also can seamlessly be ported to iOS and tvOS, but developing is easier with desktop executables. Linux and Android demos can only be compiled with SDL, hence only GL rendering backend is available.

You can get the idea from this GIF:

Goals (updated 29 DEC 2016)

My goals for the near future are (order means nothing):

Port to Windows
Introduce basic UI components (Button, Slider, Label)
Introduce GPU computed Particle systems
Drop the concept of contentScale and use one set of assets for all screen resolutions
Add support for more asset format loading from .jpg to .pvr
Add easy post-processing mechanism

We have a trello which I will try to maintain soon.

Build

Okay, so how we build this monster? I tried to simplify the whole process for you, so the steps are:

Clone

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/s1ddok/Fiber2D.git
Call helper script, that will do all the preparation stuff for you. (You have to have ninja build installed)

sh prepare_bgfx_macos.sh
Call build script that will build Fiber2D.

sh build_osx.sh
Open demo XCode project, compile and run. You should see the demo yourself.

Contributors

@stuartcarnie did initial setup of the bgfx renderer along with general support on how to use it
@gonzalolarralde helped with Android port of libDispatch/libFoundation and Fiber2D itself.

Questions

You can reach me on twitter (@s1ddok) or by e-mail in my profile.

LICENSE (BSD 2-clause)

All parts in this package (Fiber2D, SwiftMath, SwiftBGFX and bgfx itself) use the same license.

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