stuartcaunt/xt3d

An open-source, cross-platform, 3D graphics and game-development framework using Haxe/Lime

Introduction

xTalk3d (crosstalk3d or xt3d for short) is an open-source, cross-platform, 3D graphics and game-development framework built with Haxe and Lime.

xTalk3d aims to provide a simple means of developing 3D games and applications for multiple platforms with optimised performance. Depending on the target platform it uses OpenGL, OpenGL ES or WebGL for graphics capabilities.

It is able to do this by taking advantage of Lime which provides both graphics and user-input back-end support. Compilation of xt3d projects is done through the lime command-line tools.

Platforms

xTalk3d aims to support as many platforms as Lime does but is currently tested regularly on the following platforms:

• Mac
• HTML5
• iOS

The following platforms are known to work but could require testing from those willing to help ;)

• Windows
• Linux
• Android

Features

• Scene-graph with 3D object transformations
• OpenGL, OpenGL ES, WebGL Support
• Dynamic lighting
• Texture mapping
• Meshes from built-in and custom geometries
• Built in materials/shaders
• Custom shader support
• Object and geometry-face picking
• Gesture handlers (mouse and touch events)
• Render to texture

Installation

haxelib install xt3d

Getting started

There are sample projects (on their way... ;) ) available with xt3d-samples. They are easily installed through haxelib and the lime command line:

To view all sample projects:

lime create xt3d 

To install the lighting demo project:

lime create xt3d:Lighting

To install a sample to a specific location just do:

lime create xt3d:Lighting /destination

Note...

xt3d is currently in an unstable development stage and is far from complete. If you come across this framework then please give it a try and send me feedback. Please be aware that the API is likely to change!

xt3d's Issues

Is it possible to work with OpenFL?

For example, let them share a context for rendering?