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https://github.com/killop/anything_about_game

A curated collection of high-quality resources for game development, computer graphics, and software engineering. It includes directories for game engine design, graphics pipelines, physics, and Unity-specific engineering, as well as links to assets, 3D modeling tools, audio plugins, and technical news digests. The repository covers specialized domains such as ECS libraries, networking, voxel design, and digital human creation tools.

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What's inside anything_about_game

  1. Overview of Awesome-Game resources

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    The anything_about_game repository is a comprehensive collection of high-end game development resources. It serves as a curated directory for developers covering various domains including:

    • Game Engine Design & Graphics: 2D/3D engines, shading languages, rendering pipelines, and global illumination.
    • Game Assets & Tools: Modeling, animation, textures, audio, and specialized design tools.
    • Programming & Systems: ECS libraries, networking (C#, C/C++, Rust), game server frameworks, and concurrency.
    • Physics & Math: Physics frameworks (fluid, cloth, softbody), game math, and curves.
    • Unity Specifics: AssetBundles, DOTS, ScriptableObjects, and Unity-specific engineering best practices.
    • Game Design & Gameplay: AI (including LLM-based AI), skill systems, HUD, and level design.
    • Low-level & Systems: Operating systems, file systems, IO, and embedded scripting VMs.

    Developers can use this repository as a roadmap or a reference guide to find specialized libraries, tutorials, and tools for almost any aspect of modern game development.

  2. Manage Text and Fonts in Unity

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    A collection of tools for advanced text rendering, specifically targeting TextMeshPro (TMP) and custom font handling:

    • TextMeshPro Extensions: TMP-Image, CurvedTextMeshPro, RubyTextMeshPro, TMP3D, and RTLTMPro (for Right-to-Left text).
    • Text Rendering Features: FancyTextRendering (renders markdown & clickable links with TMP), unity-text-typer, and uHyperText.
    • Font Management: Unity-BitmapFontImporter, Unity-BMFontImporter, and various free font resources (e.g., 100font.com, dafont.com).
    • Dynamic Text: Unity-TextMeshPro-Chinese-Characters-Set and Unity-TextMeshPro-DynamicText.

  3. Explore Context-Engineering resources

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    The AI.md documentation provides a curated list of resources for Context-Engineering, focusing on moving from simple prompting to sophisticated context management systems. Key resources include:

    • Theoretical Foundations: Research papers and surveys on Context Engineering systems.
    • Frameworks & Kits: Tools like airweave and context-engineering-kit for managing agent memory and context.
    • Agent Memory Management: Techniques for keeping agent memory clean (e.g., camel-ai).

  5. Explore Chat and Dialogue systems

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    A collection of tools and frameworks for implementing in-game dialogue and chat systems, including:

    • Dialogue Systems: Next-Gen-Dialogue, Dialogue-Node-System, and ChatdollKit.
    • AI Chat Toolkits: unity-AI-Chat-Toolkit and UniChat for integrating conversational AI.

  7. Explore Person/Social/Blogs collections

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    The repository contains curated collections of blogs and social media resources categorized by language and specialization. These resources cover topics such as Technical Art (TA), Graphics Programming, Unity, C#, and Game Development.

    Collections available:

    • Collection: General curated lists.
    • 中文 (Chinese): Resources including specialized blogs for Pipeline TA (管线ta), Unity TA, URP, and various technical topics.
    • English: Extensive resources covering Technical Art (TA), Graphics/GI, Math, C#, and Unity-specific expertise.
    • Specialized Topics: Specific links for 3D Game Art (via Twitter), C# development, and Computer Graphics.

  8. Explore Awesome-General resources

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    The Awesome-General section contains curated lists for general software development and open source, such as:

    • Open Source Collections: awesome, awesome-opensource, and awesome-selfhosted.
    • Programming & Architecture: awesome-software-architecture, awesome-dot-net-performance, and EffectiveModernCppChinese.
    • Developer Lists: GitHub-Chinese-Top-Charts, jobbole, and various 'awesome' lists for specific technologies.

  9. Explore Codebase Intelligence tools for AI Agents

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    A collection of tools designed to provide AI coding agents with structured, high-fidelity access to codebases. These tools generally fall into several categories:

    • MCP Servers (Model Context Protocol): Tools like drift, Context+, codebase-memory-mcp, axon, and CodeGraphContext that allow AI agents to query codebase knowledge graphs via MCP.
    • Knowledge Graph Builders: Tools that index code into structural graphs, such as GitNexus, roam-code, code-review-graph, and Understand-Anything.
    • Semantic Search & Navigation: High-performance search tools like semble, semgrep, and mgrep that reduce token usage compared to standard grep.
    • Visualization Tools: Tools to map architecture, such as CoDeck, GitVizz, codeflow, and oh-my-mermaid.
    • Specialized Intelligence: Tools like socraticode (enterprise-grade indexing) and chunkhound (extracting architectural patterns).

  10. Explore Multi-Agent Orchestration Tools

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    The Multi-Agent-Best section lists various orchestration layers and frameworks designed to manage multiple AI agents, ranging from self-evolving operating systems to specialized coding agent coordinators. Use these tools to:

    • Orchestrate parallel coding agents: Tools like agent-orchestrator plan tasks and handle CI fixes/merge conflicts.
    • Build autonomous companies: Frameworks like Foundry, OpenOPC, and paperclip aim to transform ideas into running AI-powered organizations.
    • Manage agent swarms: Platforms like ruflo and omnigent allow for deploying intelligent multi-agent swarms and swapping harnesses without rewriting code.
    • Enable persistent agent workspaces: Use AIPass or zano for agents that maintain memory and work in dedicated directories.
    • Coordinate via chat/IM: Tools like cccc, polynoia, and bitdance-agenthub provide group-chat-like interfaces for agent collaboration.

  11. Explore AI Benchmarks and Evaluation tools

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    A list of leaderboards and benchmarks to evaluate LLM and agent performance across various domains:

    • General LLM Benchmarks: artificialanalysis.ai, contextarena.ai, and tbench.ai.
    • Coding & Software Engineering: swebench.com and livecodebenchpro.com.
    • GUI & Mobile Agents: AndroidWorld Leaderboard and ScreenSpot-Pro Leaderboard for grounding and interface interaction.
    • Specialized Benchmarks: gaia-benchmark for general capabilities.

  12. Explore Unity resources and tools

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    The anything_about_game repository provides curated lists of resources for Unity development. You can find collections for general Unity development, AssetBundle management, Object Pooling/Caching, Frameworks, and Dependency Injection.