A planned home for reusable water-rendering work from Warpkeep, a persistent strategy game about a personal keep and a shared world worth returning to.
Status: repository placeholder. There is no engine implementation, installable package, demo or test suite here yet. Start with this overview and the contributor guide. Project-authored software is covered by the Apache 2.0 license.
Warpkeep's water is currently implemented inside the game. Its 0.4 renderer builds water geometry from public world cells and uses a standard material with restrained color and opacity animation. Its quality and performance must be judged in the actual Greater Realm scene. It does not import a package from this repository. The implementation source is maintained in the private game workspace; this public placeholder documents its role and direction.
The preserved Genesis 001 renderer has a separate water layer. That older implementation and the current 0.4 path have different callers; neither establishes that a standalone engine has been extracted or released.
The 0.4 Verdant Citadel direction calls for water that gives the landscape movement, depth and a clear shoreline while leaving journeys and resource destinations easy to read. Phone responsiveness, stable visual quality and graceful fallback matter alongside appearance.
A future extraction should follow demonstrated reuse: define a small rendering interface, preserve source attribution, include an integrated example, and measure the complete scene before promising performance. The game repository remains the source of truth for implementation and release readiness.
- Warpkeep — the playable Alpha; 0.4 remains in development.
- Warpkeep Live — published frontend assets and licensing records. Development source and creative archives remain private; their assets retain their own terms. This repository's software license does not cover them.