Genesis Engine is an open source graphics engine made from scratch with OpenGL and C++, by 5 Multimedia Engineers for our final year project, Inspire.

This engine was designed and programmed for low-end devices (it has proven good performance in a Intel Celeron 3000 series processor with 2 GB for RAM, where 700MB are reserved for video memory, no graphics dedicated card) . It's main features are:

• Simplicity.
• Flexibility.
• Support for efficient resource handling.
• Support for post-processing effects.
• Cel-shading.
• 2D graphics and Billboards.
• Optimization techniques such as Frustrum Culling and dynamic Level of Detail(for static meshes and even animations).

Take a look at the code on GitHub.

In the development process of this engine I took care about the data handling, basic render proccess, 2D graphics implementing, billboard behavour, debugging and resource management.

Also, I was one of the main designers of the engine's facade for our video game, always trying to simplify the communication between both applications.

Finally, on the art side, I contributed to the cell-shading cartoon style implementing the geometry outline coloring with Geometry Shaders.