I am going to also work on optimizing many of my sorting and input handling code, as well as better data architecture.
The Editor Interface will also be updated, as soon as I worked on proper "NPC" instancing through the map loader.
One could call it the first period of reformation of the code, which was urgently needed!
Thanks to all taking their time and stopping by, it means a lot.
For clarification, this project is going to be for my finals this year, so wish me luck ! 
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Running at 60 FPS, cry harder Python denouncers. Implemented all of the DOOM I and II visual rendering features, only feature missing to call it the Build Engine is Slope Rendering, hence this is the next and final step towards replicating Build.
After implementing Non-Euclidity, I implemented a wall collision-system. Now I can finally work on actual teleportation. After this I'll work on slopes (finally). There are still problems with fill (drawing) rules. Anyways thanks for watching, Felix
PRISM-Engine Update
After a couple of months I return with a new update. Summing it up, it is an entire rewrite of the original engine, making it much faster than before. The map editor still lacks a save-function, and a few optical features. Felix
Sorry for not updating, I've been working on the code documentation i.e., my pre-scientific research paper on this very topic. The video uploaded uses music I do not own, the music used is „Northern Lights“ by Paul Hardcastle. Thanks until next time...
Presentational video to the progress of my engine, the rooms with the billboard, i.e. the Xenomorph are the exact same, rendered twice. This is the principle of non-euclidity within the engine. The movement was also heavily updated. Felix
Teleportation is finally implemented, and I fixed the previously anticipated bug/problem of the drawing rules. The only aspect missing truly are the slopes, nonetheless I do not know how to implement them. Hence I'll update the UI for now, Felix
Added so-called Billboard support, similar to wall rendering, yet the line segment turns towards the player position constantly. Extending this method I could add semi-transparent walls, but that's for tomorrow, as well as cleaning up the code. Felix
Been working lately on lots of 'behind-the-scenes' boring stuff that no one really cares about, so here’s a guy playing the sax for some reason.
"Thanks guys for endless hours of fun." 👍
(My first fan art. Read the article, please.)
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