Lol Software

This is the home for Lol Software, creators of the Lol Engine.

The Lol Engine is a minimalist game engine specialised in 2D games with a focus on global world domination.

It is the primary game engine for the upcoming final version of ​Monsterz and in several other titles kept secret for now. The Lol Engine is called thus because the CryENGINE made us cry.

Other projects from Lol include LolUnit, a unit test framework, and LolRemez, a function approximation toolkit.

Warning: except when stated otherwise, all of this is 100% unusable shitty code that will not behave as you expect

Lol Engine blog

Latest articles:

• Damping with delta-time  -- Posted on 2015-05-03 02:24 : author sam : categories code maths physics tip
• Quaternion from two vectors: the final version  -- Posted on 2014-02-24 15:52 : author sam : categories maths optim
• On picking an orthogonal vector (and combing coconuts)  -- Posted on 2013-09-21 11:25 : author sam : categories maths optim
• Beautiful maths simplification: quaternion from two vectors  -- Posted on 2013-09-18 18:13 : author sam : categories maths optim
• Fast branchless RGB to HSV conversion in GLSL  -- Posted on 2013-07-27 15:23 : author sam : categories glsl optim

See all blog entries.

Features

The Lol Engine supports the following platforms:

• all versions of Windows
• Mac OS X
• all versions of Linux
• PlayStation®3
• Xbox 360™
• Android devices
• Google Native Client
• Raspberry Pi

Support for the following platforms is in the works:

• iOS devices (iPhone or iPad)
• PlayStation®4
• Xbox One™

Sitemap

• Documentation
• Research
• Published files and information?
• Opensource software
• Development notes
• Design discussions
• Communication
• Galleries

Links

Projects that use the Lol Engine:

• ​Monsterz
• ​Deus Hax (working title)

People:

• ​Sam Hocevar
• ​Luc ADR
• ​Christophe Résigné
• ​Benjamin Huet
• ​Cédric Lecacheur