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| initial_release = Jul 28, 2024
| initial_release = August 14, 2024
| stable_release = Unreleased
| stable_release = August 18, 2024
| written_in = csharp
| written_in = cplusplus
| distribution = Open-source,Commercial software
| type = Engine


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The Vortex Engine (Vengence χ Engine) is a third-party,open-source modification to the {{Source|4|nt=1}} [[Source 2013|2013 Branch]] with support for {{src13mp|4}} engine branch and singleplayer support (note that the engine is still in heavy development) it is a customized  engine branch with advanced graphics, the developer (GuestSneezeOSDev) gained much more knowledge while working on the engine, which allowed for more improvements
=== Vortex Engine ===
and support for new weapons
The Vortex Engine is a community-driven adaptation of the Source SDK 2013, built on top of the Enhanced Source framework. It introduces a range of new features, enhancing both visual and functional aspects of the engine.


== Features ==
== Features ==
** Native {{linux|4}} support.
 
** Native [https://github.com/SQuantam-OS/Super-QuantamOS QuantamOS] Support
===== Visuals =====
** Collision Accuracy
* RTT Lighting
** Physics Gun
* Deferred Lighting
** Enhanced Steam Deck support
* Improved DirectX 9.0c shaders
** Visual Studio code 2015,2017,2022 Support
 
** x64 port
 
** Add Realistic damage and enemy AI
===== Engine =====
** Native Android support
* Mounting Support (for mounting games such as {{Team Fortress 2|4|nt=0}} {{Black Mesa|3.2}} {{jbmod|4}} and other {{Source|4|nt=3}} based games and mods)
** Realistic water splashes
* Singleplayer support (Singleplayer support in the multiplayer branch)
** Instead of 40 GB of Game size for source 2 the average game size is average to 9 GB - 27 GB
* Native {{FreeBSD|3.2}} support
* Native {{Linux|3.2}} support
* {{Lua|4|nt=4}} support
* Visual Studio 2010,2012,2013,2019 and 2022 Support
 
===== Weapons =====
* Physics Gun (Not from the beta)
* Portal Gun

Latest revision as of 03:48, 20 September 2024

Vortex Engine
Initial release
August 14, 2024
Stable release
August 18, 2024
Written in
Operating system
Windows Android Linux

Vortex Engine

The Vortex Engine is a community-driven adaptation of the Source SDK 2013, built on top of the Enhanced Source framework. It introduces a range of new features, enhancing both visual and functional aspects of the engine.

Features

Visuals
  • RTT Lighting
  • Deferred Lighting
  • Improved DirectX 9.0c shaders


Engine
  • Mounting Support (for mounting games such as Team Fortress 2 TF2 Black Mesa JBMod JBMod and other Source Source 1 based games and mods)
  • Singleplayer support (Singleplayer support in the multiplayer branch)
  • Native FreeBSD support
  • Native Linux support
  • Lua Lua support
  • Visual Studio 2010,2012,2013,2019 and 2022 Support
Weapons
  • Physics Gun (Not from the beta)
  • Portal Gun
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