CG Builder

CG Builder is a code and scene generator that converts a concise description into executable graphics code and asset data. It targets shader programmers, graphics engineers, and artists who prototype visuals or teach rendering concepts. By abstracting geometry, materials, lighting, and camera into a compact DSL, it reduces boilerplate and accelerates experimentation. The tool then renders the description into GLSL or OpenGL templates and a machine-readable scene manifest that can be integrated into game engines or visualization pipelines.
Conceptually, the system builds an intermediate scene graph from inputs, normalizes units, and selects backend templates for WebGL or OpenGL. It computes lighting equations, material expressions, and camera projections, producing shader code, mesh data, and an asset bundle. Outputs are deterministic and reproducible across runs, enabling versioned experiments.
Audience benefits include indie developers, studio teams, educators, and researchers who need quick iterations, reproducible shader experiments, and shareable scene definitions. Unique value lies in cross-backend generation from a single DSL, built-in validation, and extensible presets that map high-level ideas to concrete code. Core features include the DSL parser, backend shader templates, scene graph export, asset manifest generation, and optional texture/material presets. Typical use cases involve rapid shader prototyping, interactive visualization demos, and teaching graphics concepts to students.