A Flutter-based game engine.
Documentation
The full documentation for Flame can be found on docs.flame-engine.org.
To change the version of the documentation, use the version selector noted with version: in the top of the page.
Note: The documentation that resides in the main branch is newer than the released documentation on the docs website.
Other useful links:
- The official Flame site.
- Examples of most features which can be tried out from your browser.
- To access the code for each example, press the
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- To access the code for each example, press the
- Tutorials - Some simple tutorials to get started.
- API Reference - The generated dartdoc API reference.
- awesome-flame - A curated list of Tutorials, Games, Libraries and Articles.
Help
There is a Flame community on Blue Fire’s Discord server where you can ask any of your Flame related questions.
If you are more comfortable with StackOverflow, you can also create a question there. Add the Flame tag, to make sure that anyone following the tag can help out.
Features
The goal of the Flame Engine is to provide a complete set of out-of-the-way solutions for common problems that games developed with Flutter might share.
Some of the key features provided are:
- A game loop.
- A component/object system (FCS).
- Effects and particles.
- Collision detection.
- Gesture and input handling.
- Images, animations, sprites, and sprite sheets.
- General utilities to make development easier.
On top of those features, you can augment Flame with bridge packages. Through these libraries, you will be able to access bindings to other packages, including custom Flame components and helpers, in order to make integrations seamless.
Flame officially provides bridge libraries to the following packages:
- flame_audio for AudioPlayers: Play multiple audio files simultaneously.
- flame_bloc for Bloc: A predictable state management library.
- flame_fire_atlas for FireAtlas: Create texture atlases for games.
- flame_forge2d for Forge2D: A Box2D physics engine.
- flame_isolate - Makes it easy to use Flutter Isolates in a Flame game.
- flame_lint - Our set of linting (
analysis_options.yaml) rules. - flame_lottie - Support for Lottie animation in Flame.
- flame_network_assets - Helpers to load game assets from network.
- flame_oxygen for Oxygen: A lightweight Entity Component System (ECS) framework.
- flame_rive for Rive: Create interactive animations.
- flame_svg for flutter_svg: Draw SVG files in Flutter.
- flame_tiled for Tiled: 2D tile map level editor.
Sponsors
The Flame Engine’s top sponsors:
Do you or your company want to sponsor Flame? Check out our OpenCollective page, which is also mentioned in the section below, or contact us on Discord.
Support
The simplest way to show us your support is by giving the project a star! :star:
You can also support us monetarily by donating through OpenCollective:
Through GitHub Sponsors:
Or by becoming a patron on Patreon:
You can also show on your repository that your game is made with Flame by using one of the following badges:
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Contributing
Have you found a bug or have a suggestion of how to enhance Flame? Open an issue and we will take a look at it as soon as possible.
Do you want to contribute with a PR? PRs are always welcome, just make sure to create it from the correct branch (main) and follow the checklist which will appear when you open the PR.
Also, before you start, make sure to read our Contributing Guide.
For bigger changes, or if in doubt, make sure to talk about your contribution to the team. Either via an issue, GitHub discussion, or reach out to the team either using the Discord server.
Credits
- The Blue Fire team, who are continuously working on maintaining and improving Flame and its ecosystem.
- All the friendly contributors and people who are helping out in the community.