Oryol Input
A small, portable and extensible C++ 3D coding framework for cross-platform graphics applications.
What is Oryol Input?
Oryol is a small, portable, and extensible 3D coding framework written in C++ for building cross-platform graphics applications. It solves the problem of platform fragmentation by allowing developers to write once and deploy across desktop, mobile, and web environments with minimal code changes. The framework supports multiple rendering backends and produces compact executables, making it ideal for lightweight 3D projects.
C++ developers creating 3D applications, games, or visualizations that need to run on multiple platforms including desktop, mobile, and web. It's particularly suited for those prioritizing small binary sizes and simple, maintainable code.
Developers choose Oryol for its exceptional portability, minimal overhead, and straightforward Orthodox C++ design. Unlike heavier engines, it offers a lean framework that doesn't force specific architectural patterns while still supporting advanced features through extensible modules.
Overview
A small, portable and extensible C++ 3D coding framework
Use Cases
Best For
- Building lightweight 3D demos or prototypes with small executable sizes
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