# Mintlify Starter Kit

- [Introduction](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/introduction.md): A 3D game engine for Windows with forward clustered rendering and a flexible ECS
- [Quickstart](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/quickstart.md): Create your first WizardMachine script and run it on an entity.
- [Scripting reference](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/scripting.md): Drive WizardMachine entities at run time with AngelScript behaviour classes: the entity API, global functions, math library, data types, and lifecycle rules.
- [Prefabs](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/prefabs.md): Save an entity hierarchy as a .wprefab, place instances of it in levels, tune each instance, and edit the prefab in the prefab editor.
- [GLSL materials](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/materials.md): Write a GLSL surface function in a .wshader file, let the engine light it with its forward renderer, and expose its uniforms as material parameters.
- [Animation](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/animation.md): Animate skeletal meshes with clips, animation graphs, blend spaces and notifies, and drive them from scripts.
- [AI](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/ai.md): Navigation meshes, nav agents, perception, AI controllers with blackboards, state machines, behaviour trees, steering and spawners, with the script API for each.
- [Runtime UI (WGUI)](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/ui.md): Build game UI as .wgui layouts in the GUI Designer, and drive the widgets from scripts with auto-binding and the widget API.
- [Rendering pipeline](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/rendering.md): How WizardMachine draws a frame: simulation order, the render passes, the editor view modes, and the optimisations behind the forward clustered renderer.
- [Packaging and asset packs](https://wizardmachine.mintlify.app/packaging.md): Package a game as a standalone folder with WizmPlayer and a single Game.wak asset pack, and build the editor as a Microsoft Store package.

## Optional

- [Documentation](https://mintlify.com/docs)
- [Blog](https://mintlify.com/blog)


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