Modules Matali Games

Customizable

	Full multi-platform C++ source code
	Unified input (keyboard, pointer (including mouse), gamepad, touchscreen (including multi-touch support))
	Physics-based GUI examples with text localization
	Smooth input switching while application is running
	Virtual sky object strategy support
	Windowed bug information system
	Supports the optimized multi-platform app programming model
	Provided as sets of projects dedicated to specific applications

Platforms		Projects Set Name	Application	Role
	All supported platforms	Matali Physics Game	Computer games	Presentation of simple and advanced functionalities of Matali Physics in a real game environment. The starting point for the design of your dream commercial computer game, as well as a hands-on learning resource.

Supported platforms
	Android 10 (API level 29) and higher
	Android TV 10 (API level 29) and higher
	*BSD (mainly FreeBSD 12.2 and higher)
	iOS 14 and higher
	iPadOS 14 and higher
	Linux (distributions)
	macOS 11 Big Sur and higher
	Steam Deck
	tvOS 14 and higher
	UWP Desktop
	UWP Xbox Series X/S
	Windows 11
	Windows 10

Platforms		Available as
	All supported platforms	The complete sets of projects dedicated to supported platforms and IDEs (with full specific and shared C++ source code), which can then be compiled into executable files

Could you please explain to me in more detail what is Matali Games?
- Matali Games are the complete sets of projects dedicated to supported platforms and IDEs (with full specific and shared C++ source code), which can then be compiled into executable files. Matali Games currently consists of Matali Physics Game set. This set you can use as starting point for the design of your dream commercial computer game, as well as a hands-on learning resource.

How easy is it to create content procedural with Matali Games?
- Most of Matali Physics Game scenes are procedurally generated in C++ code (including animations). The full C++ Matali Physics Game source code is included in the Matali Physics SDK, so creating such content is relatively easy based on the provided examples.

I have Matali Physics SDK and would like to compile Matali Physics Game for Linux. What should I do?
- Our preferred approach is: first install one of the Linux distributions (we recommend Kubuntu 20.04 or higher), e.g. on an additional partition next to the Windows. Then install Apache NetBeans 12.1 or higher on Linux and configure it for C++. In Apache NetBeans, open Matali Physics Game project for Linux included in the SDK and compile it to executables.

I read that Manjaro Linux is recommended for Steam Deck development. Do I need to use Manjaro Linux to compile Matali Physics Game for Steam Deck?
- No. We recommend Kubuntu 20.04 or higher.

What is the situation with source code and modifications? Do any of your licenses include source code? And if so, are there any restrictions to the types of modifications I can make?
- Matali Physics SDK contains full C++ Matali Games source code regardless of the license type (Indie, Micro, Business). The source code of Matali Games (i.e. currently Matali Physics Game set) you can freely modify and use in your commercial games created with Matali Physics SDK.

Does Matali Games support GUI text localization?
- Yes. Physics-based GUI examples with text localization are available from version 6.0 of the environment.

How fast does Matali Physics Game compile on mid-range hardware? The question is about a complete release build of the entire project for Windows.
- On mid-range PC hardware, it takes about 20s to rebuild the entire project for Windows. This is the average value of measurements on several hardware configurations.

I would like to create and sell extensions or components for Matali Physics Game. Is it possible?
- In this case, please contact us.