Sirius VS vulkanbook

Hi fellas, how are you? I have been working on a game engine and today I opened the repository! Gonna leave the link bellow so u can check it out, https://github.com/davidalmarinho/Sirius And ofc, contribution is more than welcome! Best regards, David

Hi guys, how are you? Well, some years ago I innocently made a post asking basically for a roadmap to learn to make a game engine and making a game with it.... https://www.reddit.com/r/learnjava/comments/dzlsdl/game_engine/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share As expected, now I almost have a game engine and ofc I don't have a game done with it hahah, indeed :) Developing the game engine was a long ride and it was a pretty cool project to learn a lot of new stuff. So far, this was the best project I have ever "made". Thank u for all your support! Gonna leave the link bellow with the src code of the game engine, https://github.com/davidalmarinho/Sirius Best regards, David

This is the book, written for Vulkan using LWJGL 3: https://github.com/lwjglgamedev/vulkanbook. I followed most of it (12 chapters), and I must say despite encountering some nasty bugs in the text (which I filed issues and the authors promptly fix them, within 12 hours!), it was one rare of a tutorial which I can actually follow all the way up to the more advanced material and still have working codebase that does the same thing as the demo. It is excellent if you want to learn Vulkan, simply because it doesn't stop at drawing a triangle. It goes all the way to writing a deferred PBR renderer, shadows casting, and even skeletal animations and GUI.