Scene2D is designed to be an expressive API that developers can use to produce 2D and pseudo-3D games and applications. It provides an interface that allows for rapid development of the graphics and mechanics of a game or application.

Scene2D renders using OpenGL and can be used on its own or with a provided back-end (e.g., GLUT, Cocoa, Win32). The following source code displays the use of the GLUT back-end to get a simple window up displaying a circle:

#include "Scene2D.h"

class MyGame : public DrawBox
{
public:
    void setupScene()
    {
        setWindowTitle ( "My Game" );
	
	Circle *circle = new Circle ( 50 //Radius
                                      24 //Steps
                                    );

        //move the circle:
        circle->Xform.translate ( Vector2f ( 200, 
                                             200 ) );

	root.attachChild ( circle );
    }
};

MyGame *app = new MyGame();
			

The above code produces the following result:

Note that there is no main method required.

Scene2D is licensed under the BSD license and makes use of the following libraries: