libDQG

libDQG is a personal 2D/3D game framework in Rust, built on wgpu and winit. It’s a hobby successor to an earlier DirectX 9 framework, moving away from OOP/inheritance toward data-driven design. It isn’t meant to be a general-purpose production engine — it favors simplicity and directness over extensibility.

The workspace has three crates:

• core — the libdqg library: the framework itself (renderer, scene/ECS, input, scripting runtime, and so on).
• demo — a small game exercising the framework, effectively the framework’s own integration test/sample.
• editor — a visual scene editor built on libdqg, with its own project file format, mesh-accurate picking, and a Rhai-based scripting system for entity behavior.

Where to go from here

• Architecture — how the pieces fit together: the game loop, the renderer, the ECS, transforms, and the editor.
• Scripting — the API available to .rhai scripts attached to entities in the editor.
• API reference — generated documentation for every public type and function in the libdqg and editor crates.

Source

The source code lives at github.com/doqin/libDQG.