Game Engine Architecture with raylib: Build Professional 2D and 3D Engines ECS, Rendering Systems, Editor Tools, Asset Pipelines, Cross Platform Deployment

Game Engine Architecture with raylib is for developers frustrated by rigid engines or bloated frameworks that slow creativity. Are you tired of struggling with black-box tools and unclear tutorials that leave you guessing how to build scalable, cross-platform games?This book provides a complete, practical blueprint to design professional 2D and 3D engines using raylib, from core ECS and rendering systems to editor tools, asset pipelines, and cross-platform deployment. It shows you how to construct an engine that is flexible, efficient, and production-ready, giving you total control over gameplay logic, visuals, and performance.Readers will gain: - Mastery of Entity Component Systems for modular and maintainable engine design- Skills to implement high-performance rendering systems and batch optimizations- Ability to build editor tools, in-game consoles, and debug overlays for rapid iteration- Techniques for asset pipeline automation and content management- Knowledge of cross-platform deployment, including desktop, WebAssembly, Android, and Raspberry Pi- Insights into multithreading, performance profiling, and optimization strategiesWhether you are creating your first indie engine or scaling a production-ready tool, this book equips you to design, implement, and ship engines that work reliably across platforms.Take control of your game development today-build engines that are efficient, extensible, and designed for professional-quality results.

Pagina's: 274, Paperback, Independently published