lwiz/BasicEventEngine

This system is a C++-based game engine framework that provides core subsystems for rendering, physics, networking, and input handling. It features a Python scripting interface that allows users to control engine components, manage resources, and define game logic through scripts. The engine supports a modular architecture with a unified filesystem, structured messaging, and a flexible UI framework, all built on a CMake build system with extensive unit testing coverage.

This period established the foundational architecture of the game engine, transitioning the build system to CMake and restructuring the codebase into modular subsystems for rendering, physics, networking, and UI. The work focused on implementing core infrastructure, including a Python scripting interface, a structured messaging system, and comprehensive unit testing, while introducing key resource types and data handling utilities.

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This period focused on integrating Python scripting support into the engine, exposing core systems such as rendering, physics, input, and resource management to Python scripts. The work included creating extensive bindings for game objects, UI components, and engine internals, alongside restructuring input handling and filesystem abstractions to support this new scripting layer.

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