The LimestoneCode Framework is a collection of C/C++ files designed for the development of creative, interactive software, with an emphasis on the use of 3D graphics. Project Ideals: -Keep code maybe a little simpler than nescessary. Every component should be easy to delete and/or redo in a fashion that better serves the problem at hand. Individuals stand more to gain from tools that they design to work for exactly the problems they encounter, no more no less and LimestoneCode aims to be the raw starting point for arriving at such a solution, rather than a finished pre-designed solution. -Do not just create another competitor to Unity or Unreal. These are massive engines filled with general case solutions. A framework that caters to lower-fi designs with the possibility to expand/improve key parts to work the project at hand.

The project is still very much in its infancy but currently has the following features: - Collada File loading & parsing *With armature/skeleton loading & parsing - A simple OpenGL renderer, with exposed data structures for shader programs and draw call parameters. - WAV file loading and playback queueing. - Mouse, Keyboard, and Controller support. - A Memory management system (stacks only for now!). - 3D math - I would mention image loading but i'm just using stbi_image, so credit is due there. - Non-platform code hot reloading *Also a general system for marking a file and polling to see if its updated. -Debug rendering options -Dear ImGui set up

Major but vague "ToDos" - So far, nothing has any member functions, its only structs and functions. However, there are places where converting existing functions to member functions would improve readability and simplify the existing code without introducing any new complexity. - Set up a system for manually including modules or non-core components, rather than creating a monolithic kind of framework like Unity or Unreal do where every feature is available whether you want it or not. - Logging should stop using printf, use an internal thing that will use printf by default but can be used to switch to some other logger. - No SIMD use yet. Anywhere. Must be fixed.