A minimal empty game

Introduction to the scene manager

Multiple scenes and transitions

Nicer scene transitions

Drawing 2D shapes

Listening to input and screen events

Drawing images

Rotation and scaling of images

Render the same texture a bunch of times

Repeating instead of stretching

Usable for tile sets or animations

Various font rendering features

For adding bounciness and other juicy effects

Call functions or change values over time

Demonstrating various 2D collision checks

Full screen effect shaders

Single surface fragment and vertex shaders

Temporarily limit rendering to a screen rectangle

Draw onto a surface and change it over time

Play back basic sound wave files

Built in synthesizer that plays from source code

Demonstrating basic 2D particle effects

Hosting server, connecting client, data transfers

Doing simple HTTP web server requests

Platform independent settings storage

Opening an URL in the browser

Sample of how to read and write JSON formatted data

Polygons with multi contours and extrusion

Tool to visualize all kinds of blending modes

A simple game showing off various features

Basic example of rendering a 3D scene

Using advanced and custom shaders for materials

A simple effect using the 3D particle system

Loading a skeletal mesh with inverse kinematics