The Siege Engine is an MMO Game Engine targetting the Vulkan API and written in the Rust language.
This crate is overview documentation only. For API level documentation, see the individual repositories themselves, and/or their rust documentation.
The siege-example-client crate is an example usage of the engine. You can compile and run
that stand-alone if you wish, no configuration necessary.
The siege-example-server crate is the server part of the example. To use this:
- First compile
siege-example-server - Run its
generate_keypairbinary, and copy the pkcs8 file to some convenient location. - Configure the
siege.tomlfile with the IP address and port that the server will listen on. - Configure your
siege-example-clientwith both your server's IP address and your servers public key (the public key is an array of 32 u8s that was printed when you ran generate_keypair). - Now run the client, and it should connect to your server.
siege-example-net is also part of this example, and is the library that defines the
network packets for the example.
This engine has a lot of rough edges and sharp corners, poorly designed placeholder code and gaps in functionality large enough for an ogre to fall through.
We think, however, that the general architecture is sound (e.g. that we wont have to 'start over' in order to fix anything).