How to use

Getting Started

To get started with the Haze Engine, follow these steps:

1. Include the necessary header files:

   #include <haze-core>
   #include <haze-graphics> //Only if you want to display something
   

2. Create an instance of the Haze::Engine class:

   Haze::Engine engine;
   

3. Initialize the engine:

   engine.init();
   

4. Create entities using the Haze::Entity class:

   Haze::Entity *entity1 = engine.createEntity();
   Haze::Entity *entity2 = engine.createEntity();
   

5. Add components to the entities. Here are some examples:

   //Add a Haze::Position component:
   entity1->addComponent(new Haze::Position(0, 0));
   
   //Add a Haze::Sprite component:
   entity1->addComponent(new Haze::Sprite("assets/ship.png"));
   
   //Add a Haze::Animation component:
   entity1->addComponent(new Haze::Animation("assets/r-typesheet30a.gif", 34, 34, 3, 1));
   
   //Add a Haze::Window component:
   entity2->addComponent(new Haze::Window(800, 600));
   

6. Start the game loop by checking if the engine is open:

   while (engine.isOpen())
   {
       engine.update();
   }
   

Components

Component of the haze-core lib are at: [[ComponentCore Technical]]

Component of the haze-graphics lib are at: [[ComponentGfx Technical]]

Entity

Entity are defined at [[Entity Technical]]

Example Usage

Here's an example of how to use the Haze Engine to create a simple game loop:

#include <Haze>

int main()
{
    Haze::Engine engine;
    engine.init();

    Haze::Entity *entity1 = engine.createEntity();
    Haze::Entity *entity2 = engine.createEntity();

    entity1->addComponent(new Haze::Position(0, 0));
    entity1->addComponent(new Haze::Sprite("assets/ship.png"));
    entity1->addComponent(new Haze::Animation("assets/r-typesheet30a.gif", 34, 34, 3, 1));

    entity2->addComponent(new Haze::Window(800, 600));

    while (engine.isOpen())
    {
        engine.update();
    }

    return 0;
}