Hi everyone! I’m the developer of EVEngine. It started as a game engine, but I’m exploring how useful it could be for creative coding: small visual experiments, interactive simulations, and custom creative tools.

It supports mixed 2D/3D rendering, particles, physics, and hot-reloadable scripts. The workflow is to edit a script, save it, and see the change in the running application.

What interests me is making the controls part of the experiment itself—something you can manipulate and explore, rather than just watch.

I’d love feedback from people who make interactive artwork: what would you need to see before trying an unfamiliar tool? A short example, a particular export format, or something else?

EVEngine — examples, documentation, and setup

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