Lime is written in C# and uses MonoGame.
My goal was to create a game engine that has similar structure to Unity and only supports 2D games with simple physics.
- Lime - Namespace for basic components
- Animation - Namespace for animating sprites
- Input - Namespace for handling input from keyboard and controllers. This does not handle input from mouse
- PseudoPhysics - Namespace that does simple physics calculations like checking if objects are colliding. This no handle things like collision and gravity. (These things might be implemented later if a need arrises)
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