Crate alloy

The Alloy crate provides the base Alloy Game Engine.

Alloy is a flexible game-engine and development kit under active development written in Rust. It is the successor to the C++ project of the same name, and exists largely as an experiment to gain more deep knowledge of working with Rust and rendering libraries.

It is characterized by upholding a strict set of design-goals which center around maintainability and readability through proper software engineering practices. The overall goal for this project is to be a well-rounded and easy-to-use, efficient game-engine for 2.5D graphics projects.

Modules

• cmp
  A module containing comparator definitions used throughout Alloy.
• core
  The core module provides base definitions that are used throughout the engine.
• geometry
  This module contains the model data structures and functions.
• math
  This module provides a grouping for all math operations and types.
• meta
  The meta module provides meta-information about the alloy engine that was queried at build-time.
• model
  The model crate provides functionality for loading and manipulating 3D models.
• ops
  Overloadable operators for Alloy.