Ox Game Engine

Project Description
Ox is a mature 3D XNA game engine ready for use in your free or commercial project. It features a 3D scene system with a visual scene editor, a 2D gui system (also with its own editor), JigLibX physics, fully-integrated XNAnimation animation system, and C# game scripting system.

While Ox's installation program is still published here at CodePlex, the source is now hosted at sourceforge.net.

Find the source here - https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=svn&group_id=256360

Scroll down for the features list.



Feature List:

• Composition-based design using "Components" and "Subcomponents".
• Automatic content / component management system using "Domains".
• Advanced, query-able scene system with optional quad or octree culling.
• Intuitive and natural C# scripting system.
• Data-driven editing systems via -
  • Visual GUI editor.
  • Visual scene editor.
  • Generalized game object editor.
• Editor extension / customization framework.
• Engine extension / customization framework.
• Highly optimized for the Xbox.
• Various useful game utilities (IResourcePool, IFifiPool, IQueriableCollection, IDataBank, IRef, ITraits, etc.)
• Generalized ICamera system with FOV and orthographic implementations.
• An abstract vertex system for building...
• Abstract 3D IGeometry.
• ManagedRenderTarget system for abstracting out RenderTarget and its operations.
• Simple geometric primitives for quads, height maps, and boxes.
• Static mutli-textured terrain.
• Directional, ambient and point lighting.
• Directional shadow mapping with optional soft shadows (currently not working on the Xbox though).
• Fast PointSprite particle system.
• Skybox system.
• Reflective water with normal mapped waves.
• Event-driven gui system with -
  • Capability to be driven with mouse / keyboard and the game pad
  • Optimized batched sprite drawing system (IQuickSprite)
  • Dynamically skinnable component system.
  • IMouseComponent, IButton, ILabel, ITextBox, IFillBar, IPanel, ICheckBox, IRadioButton
  • IPortal (for connecting the gui system to your game play)
  • IDialog, IMessageBox, IVirtualKeyboard
• A few simple demos, one of which is purely editor and script-driven.

And here's some screen shots :)

The scene editor in action -



The gui editor getting down -



The general editor looking plain, but useful -



The JigLibX getting... jiggy with it?



The XNAnimation exemplifying its bad self -



The water making waves -



The shadows going soft -



The normal mapping materializing -



The particles doing their part -



Please check out the latest release of Ox to see if it can be useful for your project!