AVA
A tiny, unlicensed 3D game engine written in C with C++ and Lua interfaces, emphasizing simplicity and embeddability.
What is AVA?
AVA is a tiny, unlicensed 3D game engine written primarily in C, with additional interfaces for C++ and Lua. It provides a complete toolkit for building games, including a runtime engine, a generic 3D editor, and an asset pipeline, all designed with simplicity and fast compilation in mind. The engine solves the need for a lightweight, embeddable alternative to larger, more complex game engines.
Game developers and hobbyists looking for a minimalistic, data-oriented engine that offers direct control over performance and memory, without licensing fees or heavy dependencies.
Developers choose AVA for its emphasis on simplicity, fast build times, and embeddability. Its unique selling point is being a completely unlicensed, small-footprint engine that follows data-oriented design principles, making it ideal for projects where control and minimalism are priorities.
Overview
A tiny unlicensed 3D game engine in C; with C++ and Lua interfaces. Written in 32 random ̷d̷a̷y̷s̷ m̷o̷n̷t̷h̷s̷ years.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building small-scale 3D games with minimal dependencies
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