I’m working on game engine/framework in my spare time. It’s only for my internal use, as a testing platform for various ideas, algorithms, etc. You can see some screen-shots at the end of this page.

Features:

Now:

• Object oriented design
• Modular engine design
• Custom-format serialization (XML, binary)
• Fast RTTI
• Fast delegates
  
• Property system
• LUA Scripting language
• Modular, user editable material system (automatic HLSL shader generator)
• Visual Material Editor
• Textures: conversion from original format (e.g. tga, jpg, dds for the textures) to native for faster loading
• stack based post-process, treated as regular resource
• abstract renderer (implemented Direct3D9 only now)
• dynamic lighting
• Static Meshes: conversion from other 3d file formats (implemented .obj /.psk/.lwo importers now)
• Generic resource browser
• .NET wrapper
• “All In One” Editor with various sub-editors (material editor, script editor, resource browser, etc) - made with c#
  

In near/far future:

• various camera controllers (FPP, TPP, free, static view-points)
  
• base for AI programming, player controller, area triggers, path-finding
• AI system with various AI algorithms
• skeletal animation support 
• streamed textures loading (using micro-threading)
• Garbage Collector for native c/c++ code
  
• Dynamic shadows
• HDR rendering
• Transparent object sorting
• WYSIWYG level editor
• Visual Game-play Editor
• PIE (Play In Editor)
• Animation tree editor
• Scripting IDE
  
• LUA debugger
• C# as another scripting language
• AngelScript as another scripting language
  
• maybe public access to source-code someday
  
• etc.