game-patterns

What problem does it solve?

Zero-GC patterns using JEngine reduce runtime allocations and garbage collection pressure by using pooled state objects, static lambdas, and async action flows.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Zero-GC combat patterns, ability cooldowns, and DoT management using JAction + JObjectPool.
• Wave spawning, projectile systems, and pooled resources for predictable performance in real-time games.
• Clear best practices: ExecuteAsync, using statements, and reference-type state objects to avoid closure allocations and minimize GC.

Quick Start

Create a minimal example that defines a basic ability with cooldown and runs via JAction with Delay and ExecuteAsync to demonstrate the zero-allocation flow in a simple scene.