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PixPox is a 2D Game Engine built around the concept of simulating physics using Cellular Automata interactions. As of currently the project only offers the basics for creating a "game" if you can even call it that and only serves as a proof of concept. It is in active development.
PixPox is a 2D General Purpose Game Engine built around the concept of simulating physics usings Cellular Automata interactions. The project is still in its early stages and only serves as a proof of concept.

<img src="https://github.com/martinteoharov/PixPox/assets/43793073/8eab95de-e830-40bf-8ea3-a9233a236807">
<img src="https://github.com/martinteoharov/PixPox/assets/43793073/2dbf8cc4-7bb7-42a4-93cb-cab42ad7d252">
Written in Rust and highly paralellised, PixPox aims to provide efficiency through easy-to-use and understand programming patterns.

<img src="https://github.com/martinteoharov/PixPox/assets/43793073/2dbf8cc4-7bb7-42a4-93cb-cab42ad7d252">

## Features
- Input handling, event messaging, and resource management abstractions.
- Entity-Component-System based architecture for scalable and modular project development.
- Entity-Component-System based architecture for scalable and modular game development.
- Cellular Automata utilities for building "Falling Sand"-style simulations.
- Lightweight.
- Built in Rust for safety and performance.
- Highly parallelised.
- Easy to assemble GUI.
- Input handling.

## Getting Started
A good place to start learning how to build projects with PixPox is the devdocs, which showcase the engine's architecture. You can access the devdocs [here](https://martinteoharov.github.io/pixpox-dev-docs/). The latest version of the devdocs is yet to be published. Expected around end of September.
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