Edyn
A real-time physics engine organized as an Entity-Component System (ECS) using EnTT, designed for multi-threaded and networked simulation.
What is Edyn?
Edyn is a real-time physics engine organized as an Entity-Component System (ECS) using the EnTT library. It simulates rigid body dynamics, collision detection, and constraints in multi-threaded and networked environments. The engine is designed to handle large dynamic worlds efficiently, making it suitable for games and simulations requiring scalable physics.
Game developers and simulation engineers working with C++ and ECS architectures who need a performant, multi-threaded physics engine with networking capabilities.
Developers choose Edyn for its deep integration with ECS via EnTT, built-in multi-threading and networked physics support, and flexibility in defining physics objects through components, offering a modern alternative to traditional physics engines.
Overview
Edyn is a real-time physics engine organized as an ECS.
Use Cases
Best For
- Multi-threaded physics simulation in large game worlds
- Networked multiplayer games requiring synchronized physics
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