Heaps.io is a mature cross platform graphics engine designed for high performance games. It is designed to leverage modern GPUs that are commonly available on both desktop and mobile devices.

Getting Started What follows is a brief introduction to Heaps that will get you up and running with a simple project. Installation In order to get up and running Heaps you'll need to install Haxe (the language), Visual Studio Code (the editor) and Heaps itself (the engine)... Read more Hello World

Heaps.io delivers fast iterations, real development power and multi-platform compilation with native access and minimal overhead. The toolkit is versatile, open-source and completely free.

HIDE is an HTML5 application running Heaps.io engine in WebGL2 mode, so you can very quickly develop user interface using Haxe and HTML/CSS. At the moment HIDE supports:

Heaps uses a compile.hxml file to tell it what to compile, how and where to compile it, and which libraries to include. The entry point of a Haxe program is a class containing a static function called main.

Heaps is a cross platform graphics engine designed for high performance games by leveraging modern GPUs that are commonly available on both desktop and mobile devices.

Heaps.io Heaps is an open source and multi-platform toolkit to create 2D and 3D games. Download About API Contribute Community Chat

In order to get up and running Heaps you'll need to install Haxe (the language), Visual Studio Code (the editor) and Heaps itself (the engine).

Using Heaps Components DomKit is a library that can be used together with Heaps to create complex UI and integrate custom 2D components into it. You should install it first using: haxelib git domkit https://github.com/HeapsIO/domkit.git You can then add it to your project libraries with -lib domkit (together with -lib heaps)

Simple demonstration showing default geometric primitives in Heaps (use mouse keys to move camera)