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43 lines
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# Ona
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## Table of Contents
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1. [Overview](#overview)
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1. [Goals](#goals)
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1. [Technical Details](#technical-details)
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1. [Requirements](#requirements)
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1. [Building](#building)
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## Overview
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Ona is a straightforward game engine with the aim of staying reasonably lightweight through a modular architecture.
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Ona is also the Catalan word for "wave".
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## Goals
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* Fully-featured two-dimensional raster and vector rendering capabilities.
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* Support major computer gaming ecosystems; Namely Microsoft Windows, SteamOS, Unix-like systems, and the web.
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* Minimize external dependencies.
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* Balance accessibility, maintainability, and execution speed.
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* Provide utilities for handling rendering but otherwise leave the higher-level game logic and data structuring to the programmer.
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## Technical Details
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### Requirements
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Ona currently depends the following third-party tools to build it:
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* Platform support for SDL2 at version 2.0.20 or above.
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* Zig compiler toolchain.
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As the project evolves, dependencies on libraries external to the project codebase will be minimized or removed outright to meet the goals of the project as closely as possible.
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### Building
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Once all third-party tools and system-wide dependencies are satisfied, navigate to the root project folder and run `zig build` to build everything.
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