About Rayve
Rayve is designed for fast, easy game development using a modified form of ray tracing that's fast enough for games.
Features
- Dynamic lights/shadows
- Cache-friendly entities
- Temporal antialiasing
- Global illumination
- Animated materials
- Integrated physics
- GPU characters
- GPU particles
- PBR materials
- Serialization
- Spatial audio
- Skyboxes, fog
- Half-res mode
- Trace limiting
No rasterization
- No draw calls
- No frustum culling
- No occlusion culling
- No overdraw reduction
- No vertex / pixel processing
- No screen space projection
- No environment / cube mapping
- No forward / deferred rendering
- No level of detail meshes
- No transparency ordering
- No lightmap baking
- No shadow mapping
- No depth buffers
- No mip-mapping
- No filtering
No level editor
Rayve is intended to work with a 3D modeling tool for creating levels. Using Rayve's naming convention,
a modeling tool can create a complex level with collision that can be imported into Rayve at one time.