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A Python powered, open source game engine
Python is the world's most popular programming language for a reason. The ease of use of Python combined with ursina's design, makes it easy to write concise code and avoid lots of boilerplate code.
from ursina import *
app = Ursina()
cube = Entity (model ='cube' , color =hsv(3 0 0 ,1 ,1 ), scale =2 , collider ='box' )
def spin():
cube.animate('rotation_y' , cube.rotation_y+3 6 0 , duration=2 , curve =curve.in_out_expo)
cube.on_click = spin
EditorCamera() # add camera controls for orbiting and moving the camera
app.run()
2D games, 3D games, applications, visualizations, you can make anything you want with ursina.
• Reload code/textures/models while in-game
• Automatic import of .psd and .blend files
• Compile times:
Iteration speed benchmark. Time from code/scene change to play. Game: pong clone. Lower is better.
• Sleek modern design.
• Full control. Change the looks of anything, down to the smallest details.
• Built with Entities like everything else, so you don't have to relearn anything.
• Easy to use mesh class for making procedural geometry
• Built-in animation and tweening
• Pre-made prefabs such as FirstPersonController, 2d platformer controller, editor camera
• Lots of included procedural 3D primitives
• Many shaders to choose from, or write your own with GLSL
Licensed under the permissive MIT license,
you can use Ursina for whatever you want.
• No revenue cut or subscription fee.
• Freely modify source code to fix bugs or add features
• python 3.6+
• panda3d
• pillow, for texture manipulation
• pyperclip, for cut and paste support
Optional:
• psutil, for measuring memory usage
• imageio, for recording and converting to gifs
• psd-tools3, for converting .psd files
• Blender, for converting .blend files
• Windows
• Linux
• Mac (not officially supported, but will most likely work)
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Powered by Python
Python is the world's most popular programming language for a reason. The ease of use of Python combined with ursina's design, makes it easy to write concise code and avoid lots of boilerplate code.
Make Any Type of Game
2D games, 3D games, applications, visualizations, you can make anything you want with ursina.
Iterate Faster
• Reload code/textures/models while in-game
• Automatic import of .psd and .blend files
• Compile times:
Iteration speed benchmark. Time from code/scene change to play. Game: pong clone. Lower is better.
engine: duration: times as slow:
ursina 0 0 .0 1 s 1 x
Godot 0 1 .1 8 s 1 1 8 x
Unity 1 1 .4 5 s 1 1 4 5 x
Modern UI
• Sleek modern design.
• Full control. Change the looks of anything, down to the smallest details.
• Built with Entities like everything else, so you don't have to relearn anything.
Batteries Included
• Easy to use mesh class for making procedural geometry
• Built-in animation and tweening
• Pre-made prefabs such as FirstPersonController, 2d platformer controller, editor camera
• Lots of included procedural 3D primitives
• Many shaders to choose from, or write your own with GLSL
Free
Licensed under the permissive MIT license,
you can use Ursina for whatever you want.
• No revenue cut or subscription fee.
• Freely modify source code to fix bugs or add features
Dependencies
• python 3.6+
• panda3d
• pillow, for texture manipulation
• pyperclip, for cut and paste support
Optional:
• psutil, for measuring memory usage
• imageio, for recording and converting to gifs
• psd-tools3, for converting .psd files
• Blender, for converting .blend files
Platforms
• Windows
• Linux
• Mac (not officially supported, but will most likely work)
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